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Evolution Review Mrs. Swanson
Evolution Review Mrs. Swanson
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Honors Biology, evolution
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most organisms are average for a triat, with few having extreme phenotypes
disruptive selection
directional selection
normal distribution
stabilizing selection
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the geologic processes that shape earth are uniform throughout time
gradualism
natural selection
catastrophism
uniformitarianism
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the movement of alleles from one population to another (immigration or emigration)
sexual selection
genetic drift
gene flow
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natural disasters occur often in Earth's history
catastrophism
gradualism
uniformitarianism
natural selection
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a type of natural selection that favors a phenotype at one extreme
disruptive selection
directional selection
stabilizing selection
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The Hardy-Weinberg Principle states that a population is not evolving if...
no mutations are occuring
there is no gene flow
there is no genetic drift
there is random mating
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females are choosy about finding a male mate (OPPOSITE sex)
intersexual selection
intrasexual selection
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evolution towards similar characteristics in unrelated species
divergent evolution
convergent evolution
coevolution
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when a small # of individuals colonize a new area
emigration
immigration
founder effect
bottleneck effect
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a reproductive isolating mechanim that prevents hybrid offspring from developing or breeding
prezygotic isolating mechanism
postzygotic isolating mechanism
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individuals with beneficial traits produce more offspring than others in a population
overproduction
natural selection
artificial selection
heritibility
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2 or more species evolve in response to a relationship with one another
coevolution
divergent evolution
convergent evolution
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certain traits increase an organism's chance of finding a mate
genetic drift
gene flow
sexual selection
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an observable change in allelic frequencies over time
macroevolution
microevolution
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closely related species evolve in different directions
coevolution
divergent evolution
convergent evolution
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structures which are similar in function, but not similar in their origin
analogous
vestigial
homologous
anatomical
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Structures which have no current function
anatomical
vestigial
homologous
analogous
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changes occur slowly over long periods of time
natural selection
gradualism
catastrophism
uniformitarianism
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a type of natural selection that favors a phenotype in the middle, or the "average" phenotype
directional selection
disruptive selection
stabilizing selection
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a pattern in speciation when new species arise suddenly; followed by period of little change
adaptive radiation
punctuated equilibrium
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The main principles of Darwin's theory of natural selection include....
variation
descent with modification
adaptation
overproduction
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type of natural selection that favors both extreme phenotypes, but selects against the average
stabilizing selection
disruptive selection
directional selection
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differences in a physical trait amongst organisms of the same species
allele
adaptation
fitness
variation
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when a population size is greatly reduced, limiting genetic variation
emigration
founder effect
bottleneck effect
immigration
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Which of the following is NOT a prezygotic isolating mechanism?
temporal isolation
zygote mortality
habitat isolation
gamete isolation
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believed acquired characteristics could cause change in a population over time
Buffon
Darwin
Lamarck
Linnaeus
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changes in allelic frequency due to chance events, such as overhunting, natural disaster
gene flow
sexual selection
genetic drift
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structures which are similar in structure, but have different functions
vestigial
anatomical
homologous
analogous
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developed the first system of classification
Darwin
Buffon
Lamarck
Linnaeus
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the process by which humans have changed species through selective breeding
heritibility
artificial selection
modification
natural selection
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pattern in speciation where one species diversifies into many new species
punctuated equilibrium
adaptive radiation
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Which of the following is NOT a postzygotic isolating mechanism?
mechanical isolation
zygote mortality
hybrid sterility
F2 fitness
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competition between members of the SAME sex (i.e. male vs. male)
intersexual competition
intrasexual competition
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a reproductive isolating mechanim that prevents reproduction before a zygote is formed
postzygotic isolating mechanism
prezygotic isolating mechanism
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a inherited trait that allows an organism to better survive in their environment
fitness factors
variation
accommodation
adaptation