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| Paleoanthropology | (prospecting for fossils) Systematic study of fossil evidence for human evolution (Artifacts, traces, impressions and fossils included)
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| Archeology | looking for new fossils
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| Lab Analysis | using old fossils and techniques to stimulate new hypotheses
analyzing the physical characteristics
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| Jean B. Lamarck | Inheritance of aquired characteristics was the right idea
VOLISM: determination to develop fitness over life span CANNOT be passed on to offspring WRONG IDEA, difference between sex cells vs. Body Cells
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| Adaptive Radiation | Species separated by genetic reproductive boundary that hinders the ability to mate successfully with other species
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| Community | Share common genetic resources
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| Separation | Inability to mate with other groups
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| Allopatric Speciation | Geographic Isolation -> Reproductive Isolation
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| Micro-Evolution | Evolutionary gene changes in frequency within populations by generations
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| Macro-Evolution | Longterm evolutionary changes as a whole unified population
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| Mophology | Typological species concept physically based distinguishing traits
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| Graded | Boundaries between species are arbitrary Anagenesis vs. Cladogenesis
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| Anagenesis | (single)
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| Cladogenesis | "Clade": Boundaries between are well defined
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| Homology | Similar morphologies shared by 2 species DUE TO COMMON ANCESTORS
ex. Humerous Bone: Forelimb pattern of design is common but different functions
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| Analogy | Similar Morphology shared by 2 species BASED ON FUNCTION
-feels more coincidental
(ex. Brid Wing, Insect Wing, Bat Wing all developed to fly but common ancestor didn't have wings)
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