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Evolution
Changes in. Population over time
Species
Group of organisms that can reproduce with each other
Fossils
Preserved remains of a organism
Variation
Differences among organisms
Artificial selection
Humans choose traits
Hereditability
Traits passed down from parents
Natural selection
Environment chooses better traits that will survive
Population
Group of same species in one area
Fitness
ability to survive and reproduce
Biogeography
Where species live and how they got there
Homologous structure
Same structure different function
Analogous structures
Different structure same function
Vestigial traits
Traits that are no longer used or needed
Paleontology
Study of fossils
Punctuated equilibrium
When a species stays the same for a long time then quickly changes
Adaptive radiation
When a species splits into many different types to better fit in their diffferent environments
Cladogram
Diagram that shows relationships
Derived characters
Traits that show in new organisms and not their ancestors
antibiotic resistance
Bacteria evolved and survives the drugs
Extinction
Species dies out
VIDA
Variation, inheritance, differential survival(species that are able to live and reproduce survive longer),adaptation
Gene pool
All genes in a population
Allele frequency
How common an allele is
Normal distribution
Average traits are most common
Micro evolution
Small changes in a population
Directional selection
One extreme trait is favored
Stabilizing selection
Average trait is favored
Disruptive selection
Both extreme traits are favored
Gene flow
Movement of genes between populations
Genetic drift
Random changes in a population
Bottleneck effect
Population decreased due to natural disasters
Sexual selection
Traits for attracting mates
Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
No evolution occurred
Speciation
New species forms
Reproductive isolation
When species can’t reproduce together
Behavior isolation
When species can’t reproduce because of different ways of acting
Geographic isolation
Physical barriers that prevents species from reproducing
Temporal isolation
Species can’t reproduce due to different breeding times
Convergent evolution
Unrelated species becomes similar
Divergent evolution
Related species becomes more different
Coevolution
Species evolve together
Allopatric speciation
When species gets separated due to a geographical barrier
Sympatric speciation
New species evolves due to a non geographical reason