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Bio Chapter 13 & 14

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A(n) ______ fossil forms when an organism dies and becomes buried in sediment that packs down the organism as sedimentary rock forms. Compression
Biogeography is the study of? the distribution of species across Earth.
Structures are called homologous if? the similarities between them reflect common ancestry.
Anatomical structures that have similar functions but that evolved independently are called ______ structures. Analogous
Prior to the formation of a land bridge about 3 MYA that allowed placental mammals to invade, marsupials were diverse and abundant on what other continent besides Australia? South America
If the similarities between structures of two different organisms reflect common ancestry, then the structures are? Homologous
Differences and similarities in the DNA or protein of organisms is ______ evidence that can reveal evolutionary relationships. Molecular
Analogous structures have similar ______ but do not have a common developmental pathway. functions
When a portion of a population can no longer breed and produce fertile offspring with the rest of the population, then a ______ has formed. new species
What describes the postzygotic isolating mechanism called hybrid breakdown? Second-generation hybrid offspring are unable to reproduce.
The type of speciation that occurs when part of a population enters a new habitat bordering the range of the parent species is ______ speciation. Parapatric
What describes the gradualism model of speciation? small, incremental changes over many generations
Select all of the following that are true about adaptive radiation. -different adaptations simultaneously selected for -rapid speciation -different types of new resources available
Speciations can happen in rapid bursts during a(n) ______, in which a population inhabiting a patchy or heterogeneous environment gives rise to multiple specialized forms in a relatively short time period. coevolutionary event
The study of classification is called ______, which incorporates both taxonomy and phylogenetics. systematics
All of the members in a clade? Share a common ancestor
______ are evolutionary trees that are used by biologists to represent hypothesized relationships among species or groups. Phylogenies
A(n) ______ group of organisms contains a common ancestor and some, but not all, of its descendants. paraphyletic
In phylogenetic analyses, a group of species united by a single evolutionary pathway is called a(n) clade
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