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Macroevolution

Evolution that happens over millions of years

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Microevolution

Evolution that happens very quickly

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Why does microevolution happen so fast? (What is the need)

Environmental Pressures

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What does a fossil show

Looks, what it hunted, diet, time period it lived in

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foramen magnum - what is its purpose

shows where VC conncects to the skull

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what does FM movement show?

the transition from quadrupedal to bipedal

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quadrupedal FM placement

towards back of skull

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quadrupedal meaning/posture

walk on 4 legs, hunched over

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bipedal FM placement

FM in middle of skull

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bipedal meaning/posture

walk on two legs/upright

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DNA is a category of…

molecular evidence

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what does DNA contain

All the genes for traits

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what does DNA tell us

tells us how we are related to other organisms

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what does nucleus contain

genes and dna

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where is cytochrome c found

mitochondria

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what does cytochrome c help explain

helps explain relationships between organisms

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what does cytochrome c help show

helps show relative time of relationship between organisms

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embryo

animals in their earliest (initial) stage

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vertebrate

animal with a backbone

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vestigial structures

structures that are still present but not in use

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examples of vestigial structures

appendix, wisdom teeth, pinky toe, tailbone

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what do homologous structures indicate (ancestry wise)

common ancestry

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homologous structures (form and function)

diff function, similar form

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what do analogous structures indicate (ancestry wise)

NO common ancestry

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What can cause animals to develop analogous structures?

can be in competition, live in same environment

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analogous structures (form and function)

diff form, similar function

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divergent evolution (ancestry)

Common ancestry

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why does divergent evolution happen

2 diff species created bc of diff environments

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what structures are found in divergent evolution? (H/A)

homologous structures

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convergent evolution (ancestry)

No common ancestor

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Why does convergent evolution happen

Traits evolve to be similar due to similar environment

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What structure is found in convergent evolution (H/A)

analogous

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what initiates coevolution

Changes in one organism initiates changes in the other because of dependency

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What type of relationship does co-evolution indicate?

Symbiotic relationship

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Cladogram

Organisms categorized based on presence/absence of derived characters

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Outgroup

Has no derived characters, most primitive in the cladogram

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Derived characters

Traits, left don’t have it right have it (in CG)