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what is density dependent?
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any factor that changes brith
& death rates as population density grows. |
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what is carrying capacity?
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the maxium number od individuals of a species that can be supported by an ecosystem.
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what are the six kingdoms?
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Archaea, bacteria, protista, fungi, plantae, animals.
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discride mutation.
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any chage in cells DNA qqthat is passed on to the next generation.
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who is Cark linneaus?
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he developed the classifaction system (binoial nomenclature)
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who is Jean Bapiiste?
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recored the first theroy of evolution.
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who is Charles Darwin?
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proposed the theroy of natural slection.
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what is allopatric seletion?
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caused by geographical then peprodutive isolation.
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what are the areas of interest?
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the fossil record, Earth's history, Biogeography, antomical structure, embeoyolgy, compartive morphlogey, and bio chemistry.
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what is adaptaions?
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a structural, behaviour, or funtion that helps an organism suruive and reproduce in it's enviroment.
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who is Jean Bapiiste?
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recored the first theroy of evolution.
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who is Charles Darwin?
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proposed the theroy of natural slection.
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what is allopatric seletion?
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caused by geographical then peprodutive isolation.
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what are the areas of interest?
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the fossil record, Earth's history, Biogeography, antomical structure, embeoyolgy, compartive morphlogey, and bio chemistry.
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what is adaptaions?
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a structural, behaviour, or funtion that helps an organism suruive and reproduce in it's enviroment.
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What is the Theory of Recapitulation?
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Is when an embryonic growth of the fetus in the womb rapidly recapitulates the entire evoluntinary history of the species.
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What is the common genetic code?
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DNA
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What is the primary source of variation?
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Sexual Reproduction, Mutation
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Descibe Selective Advantage.
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A characteristic resulting from a mutatuion that improves an organism change of survival, usually in a changing environoment.
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How was Geoiges-Louis Leclerc an important scienctist in histroy?
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He discovered that different regions have distinct plants and animals.
Speces must have both "improve" and "degenerated" after dispersing away from a center of creation. |
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How are physical Barries an impacted on species?
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it seperates a single interbreeding population into two or more groups that one isolated from each other.
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What are some common barriers of physical barriers?
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Mountain ranges, ocean, river channels or canyons
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What is Microevolution?
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a small scale change in gene frequencies at or belowe the species level
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What is it called when two separated gorips independently result in inherited differences in two populations?
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Natural Selecetion
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Descirbe the Fossil Record.
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When fossils are remains, traces or other direct evidence of post life forms.
they are usually found in sedimentary rocks. |