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Description of variation
some bacteria have a higher resisitance to antibioties than others due to mutations
Description of inheritance
the gene for resistance to antibiodies can be passed down to the next generation through reproduction
Description of adaptaion
the bacteria who have the resistance have adapted to the environment and the population will eventually become resistant
what is a vestigial structure
a structure that no longer has use to the species but is found in a common ancestor (wisdom teeth, appendix)
what is a homologous sturcture
two organisms that have the same structure but different functions for it (horse leg, bat wing)
what is a analogous structure
two organisms with the same function but different structure (wings of a bird vs. the wings of an insect)
what is stabilizing selection
the average is favored, reducing variation of that trait
what is disruptive selection
could lead to two seperate species (specieation) because both extremes are favored
what is directional selection
change in a species toward a favored trait
what are the five conditions a population must meet in order to be in Hardy Weinberg Equalibrium
large population
random mating
no mutations
no gene flow (migration)
no natural selection
what is comparative anatomy
organisms that share similar structures that have different functions, or remnants of structures/organs that had a function in the past.
what is molecular biology
the more closely related two organisms are, the more similar their DNA or amino acid sequence
what is temporal isolation
two species cannot mate because they mate at different times of the year.
what is behavoral isolation
two species cannot mate because they have different mating rituals
mechanical isolation
two species cannot mate because body parts make it impossible to mate
gamete isolation
sperm is unable to fertilize the egg
what is zygote mortality
the zygote dies in the womb (misscarage)
Hybrid sterility
Hybrids of species cannot have offsprings themselves because they cannot perform meiosis (mules, ligers)
F2 Fittness
the next generation of the hybrid cannot live
what is genetic drift
random evolution that effects smaller populations the most