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Evolution
change over time of characteristcs
Scala Natura
The idea of evolution according to aristotal
jean lamarck
believed that if an orginism needed a trait it would aquire it and pass it onto offspring
microevolution
variations within a species
stabilizing selection
intermediate genes are favored
disruptive selection
2 extreme traits
directional selection
one extreme gene is favored
sexual selection
a sex chooses what they like best and that moves on
niche
resource that a spicies uses
gene flow
bad for evolution, when individuals move in and out of different populations
genetic drift
2 populations start to form individual mutations making them different
reporductive isolations
anything that keeps individuals from reproducing
founder effect
a form of bottlenecking when a population migrates and becomes a new population
speciation
populations evolve enough genetic change so breeding can no longer occur
allopatric speciation
physical barriers keeping groups apart
sympatric speciation
internal factors keeping groups apart
adaptive radation
the apearence of many new species
cladogenesis
branching tree to describe macroevolution
anagenesis
non-branching(linear) describes microevolution
KT extinction
65 million yrs ago took out dinosaurs
"big dying"
251 million yrs ago mass extinction killed 95% of living things
first life
stramatolites-most basic life forms
homology
similarities in different animals that we know came from common ancestor
analogy
traits look the same but have different ancestors
molecular clocks
refers to mitrochondrial and chromosomal dna tells us when things lived
mitochondrial eve
one woman who gave one gene to all woman in one area