What are Analogous Structures?

Body parts that share function not structure

What is overproduction?

Species produce more offsprings then can survive

Organisms compete for limited resources

How is a Hypothesis Written?

In the form of an if-then statement

What is Temporal isolation?

two of the same species can't mate because of the seasons

What are Vestigial Structures?

Structures that lose all function over a long period of time

Each individual has a unique combo of alleles?

What is natural selection?

process that best adapts organisms to their environment

Individuals that survive pass on their genotype

A record of the history of life on earth

What are Homologous Structures?

Structures inherited through a common ancestor

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1
What are Analogous Structures?
Body parts that share function not structure
Structures that lose all function over a long period of time
Structures inherited through a common ancestor
2
What is overproduction?
Organisms compete for limited resources
Species produce more offsprings then can survive
Each individual has a unique allele combo
3
What is behavioral isolation?
Gets ISS
Fighting at school
getting grounded to your room
Rituals of a species
4
What is competition?
Evolution
survival of the weakest
Organisms compete for limited resources
Overproduction
5
How is a Hypothesis Written?
In the form of a when,then statement
A bible verse
In the form of an if-then statement
An educated guess
6
What is the formation of new species called?
Spectation
observation
Speciation
7
What is the HW equation?
Q+2pq+p=1
p(squared)+2Pq+q(squared)=1
p+q=1
pq+2pq=1
8
What is Temporal isolation?
two of the same species can't mate because of the seasons
Two species talk back to their parents
two species get married
Two species get ISS for fighting
9
What are Vestigial Structures?
Body parts that share function not structure
Structures inherited by a common ancestor
Structures that lose all function over a long period of time
10
How many variables can you change in a experiment?
2
5
3
1
11
What is the change in a geno/phenotype overtime to help a species survive in their environment?
Natural selection
Evolution
Evolutionary Adaptation
Adaptation
12
What is Variation?
Each individual has a unique combo of alleles?
Organisms compete for limited resources?
Speciation
Species produce more resources then can survive
13
What is natural selection?
process that best adapts organisms to their environment
Adaptation through love
Evolution through rituals
Adaptation
14
What is selection?
Individuals that survive pass on their genotype
Each Individual has a different combo of alleles
Species produce more offspring then can survive
15
What is the isolation of species due to landmarks?
Behavioral
Geographical
Citational
Temperal
16
How many Isolations are there?
6
9
3
7
17
What is Behavioral Isolation?
Isolation by time
Isolation by Landforms
Isolation by rituals
18
Embryology is evidence of evolution.
False
True
19
Who was the Father of Evolution?
Marisa Cortez
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Darwin
Lebron James
20
What animal did charles Darwin study?
Monkeys
Fish
Eagles
Finches
21
What are fossils?
Embryology
Study of embryos
A record of the history of life on earth
22
The fossil record is evidence to evolution.
True
False
23
What are Homologous Structures?
Structures that share function not structure
Structures inherited through a common ancestor
Structures that lost all function over a long period of time

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