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Evolution Pack

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archaebacteria & eubacteria single–celled, microscopic prokaryotic organisms, in particular bacteria &cyanobacteria.
protista mostly single–celled eukaryotic organisms, such as diatoms, dinoflagellates, amoebas, golden–brown & yellow–greenalgae, & protozoans.
fungi mostly many–celled (some single–celled) eukaryotic organisms,such as mushrooms, molds, mildews, & yeasts
plantae mostly many–celled eukaryotic organisms, such as red, brown, & green algae, mosses, ferns, conifers, & flowering plants.
animalia vertebrates and many–celled eukaryotic organisms, including invertebrates
what is system of naming organisms and classifiying them ? taxonomy
what is the list of classifation ? Kingdom, phylum,class,order,family,genus, speices
Evolution the change in a population's genetic makeup through successive generations.
microevolution change in gene frequency within a population (short–term evolutionary changes)
macroevolution the formation of new species from ancestral species (long–term evolutionary changes).
Pansapermia Hypothisis Proposes that meteroites or cosmic dust may have carried significant amounts of complex organic molecules to Earth
Spontaneous Origin Hypothesis Life evolved from inanimate materials associating amoung molecule become more and more complex
What is the miller urey expirment to test if lightning led to the formation of organic molecules was a boiler producing water vapor struck by light making an amino acid
What is the primordial soup that molecules formed spontaneously in chemical reactions by radiation,volcanos,
what is the bubble model process that formed the chemical need for life took place withing bubbles in the ocean being relased into the atmosphere
What were the gases found in the earth before oxygen was made ? water,nitrogen,ammonia, carbon dixode, carbon monoxide, methane,hydrogen
How where simple molecules made from the gases in the atmoshpere
how were complex molecules made from simple organic molecules
Fossil provide what ? record of life older at the bottom younger in the top
What is 1 cause of evoluitanry change ? mutation- change in the DNA sequence
what is a 2 cause of evolutionary change ? genetic drift - isolated mutations accumlate diffrent mutations
the spred of alles across a population ? gene flow
what is the 3rd cause of evoluitonary change ? when a new population is formed with its genetic based off of first settlers
what is the 4 th cause of evolutionary change ? natural selection
homologous structures structures that have a common ancestor and common function
comparitive embryology study of similarites of stuctures of each embryology
what was charles darwin theory ? species were formed not in there present form but evolved from anscstrol specis and and proposed the mechanism of natural selection
what are the 3 modes of action natural selction have ? stablizing, directional, and diversiyfing selection
stablizing selection deletes the indaviduals and keeps the average
directional selection chooses one of the traits that is not avergae
diversyfing selection delets avergae favors both diffrent sides
coevolution involevs two speceis to interact causing change in both
what are the 3 process that effect macroevolution change over time speciation- making a new species extinction-losing of a species
what are two ways a species can form geographical isolation- sepration into two new populations with 2 diffrent evolution chnages reproductive isolation- changes in a populations interbreeding when a population comes in contact
gradulism a change happens gradually
punctuated equilibrium rate of change is not constient
what did erasmus darwin propose all organism evolved from a common ancestor
what are the four mainconcpets of natural selection varaition, overproduction,adaption, descent with modification
Analogous structures perform a similar function not related though
vestigial structures remnants of organs that arent used
gene pool combined allels in a population
allel frequency the amount that type of allel is shown in the population
recombination causes genetic variation by new allel combinations
what are the two types of sexual selection ? intrasexual-males compete for female intersexual- female picks male with perferable traits
behavioral isolation caused by diffrences in courtship or mating behaviors
temporal isolation when timing prevents reproduction between populations
convergent evolution evolution toward similar characteristics in unrelated species
divergent evolution when closely related species evolve in diffrent directions
what are anthropoids humanlike primates didved into old monkey new monkey hominoids
hominids walk upright have thumbs long lower limbs
bipedal two legs
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