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Biology Final (2)-G

Biology Final (cont) - 1st Semester

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(Example-sex-linked). Baldness is a sex-linked trait carried on the X chromosome. Show the results of the following crosses. a. pure normal female x bald male b. heterozygous female x normal male (Show what % of females will be carriers and what % of males are bald). Answer to a. = 100% females-carriers, 0% males-bald. Answer to b. = 50% females-carriers, 50% males-bald.
What is the term for a feature that allows an organism to survive better in its environment? adaptation
The remnant of an organ that had a function in an early ancestor is known as a _________ . vestigial structure (like ostrich wings, human wisdom teeth)
What is the process in which humans breed organisms for certain traits? artificial selection
Individuals that are well adapted to their environment will survive and produce _____ . more offspring
A population that has a NORMAL distribution of the range of heights has many individuals who are Average height and few are very tall or very short.
What type of isolation occurs when the timing of reproduction is different between two populations? temporal
Give some examples of sexual selection and describe why females get to do the choosing? Examples - males are biggest, fight other males, are the brightest color or best dancer, etc. Females pick a mate, because they have limited gametes and limited mating time.
List and describe 4 Evidences of Evolution (give examples of each) 1. Fossils - related to modern animals (like giant armadillo in Argentina) 2. Geologic/Geography - Darwn's finches were different on different islands. 3. Embryology - fetus look similar to other species. 4. Anatomy - vestigial structures had a use.
Name Darwin's 4 Principles of Evolution. 1. Variety 2. Overproduce (all organisms overproduce) 3. Adapt (all organisms adapt) 4. Descent with modification
Finch species in the Galapagos islands have a wide variety of beak shapes. The theory of natural selection suggests that these differences arose because individual finches adapted to their environment.
In general where does greater biodiversity exist and why? (see question 27, Test 1)
Briefly describe 4 basic characteristics that all living things on earth have in common. 1)cells 2)reproduce 3)respond 4)energy
Tell what homeostasis is and give an example. regulation and maintenance of constant internal conditions (like temperature, fluids, nutrients, gases)
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