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whos idea? organisms change according to their enviroment idea of Lamarck
whos idea? improve or lose traits depending on usage ( the use of use and disuse) Lamarck
whos idea? variations exist within a species idea of Darwin
whos idea? acquired characteristics can be passed to offspring Lamarck
whos idea? the enviroment acts to select favorable traits darwin
True/False populations evolve; individuals dont true
significance of mutation to the theory of evolution mutations are the ultimate source of variation
what is an example of variation within a population of a species? some humminingbirds have longer bills than others
give an example of adation and describe how the animal helps them be successful. cheetahs inherite a fast running ability that help them survive and are able to reproduce to make more fast fierce cheetahs.
define coevolution ___ Vs ___ species changes bc of another species. so if the cheetahs get faster the gozel will need to get faster as well, to survive.
what are the 2 types of adaptions? give 2 examples of each Structural: long necks on giraffs and some being able to camofaug behavioral: strong/ fast being able to fight for your food. tricky/smart
Charles Dawin belived in natural selection.. what are his 5 theories? varation heritability over repoduction reproduction advantage change overtime
what are the 3 maj. key points to evolution? 1. cant choose to evolve, has no control over process. 2. indivual will not elvole in lifetime, population might. 3. natural enviroment causes this process=natural selection
adaption any inherited trait/characteristic that inhances the probibility of that organism surving and reproducing.
5 theories: Varation different genetics- mutations causes variations.
5 theories: heritability inherited from parents
5 theories: over reproduction population may produce more offspring than can survive
5 theories: reproducation advantage some varations increase the chance of survival and reproduction more fast cheetahs being produced
5 theories: change overtime overall pop can change over long period of time
define symbiosis 1 or more organism benefits from eachother *interaction b/w 2+ species where atleast 1 benefits*
mutualism (+,+) both benifiting
predator/prey (+,-) 1 benifits other misses out
commensalism (+,O)
Parasitism (+,-)
define microevolution & give an example change at or BELOW the species lvl. ex. evolution of cheetah population
define macroevolution & example change ABOVE the species lvl. ex. the evolution of all vertebrates
define phylogenic tree aka cladogram shows the usage of evolution relationship b/w species that share a common ancestry
evidence for evolution: what do fossil records indicate? what do they lead scientist to? indicate change of organisms over millions of years. preserved features of present day plants and animals link them to extinct organisms. shows transition from 1 organism to another
evidence for evolution: comparitive anatomy the comparision of body structures in diff. species
Homologous structures functions are different, anatomy are very similair due to common ancestry
Analagous structures: fuctions very similar anatomy very different. & NOT due to common ancestry
vestigial structures *(2) and give an example of some serves no function in the organism & was inherited from an ancestor that had prupose for it. (ex. Pelvic bones in whales, and the Human apendix)
Campartire bio-chemistry similarity among organisms in their genetic make up
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