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homologous structures
same structure different function
Analogous structures
different structure same function
artificial selectionn
humans select what traits they want (selective breeding) ex: horses breed with fast horses
common descent
all species including extinct came from a common ancestor
fossil record
record of history of life on earth.l
law of superposition
oldest layers at the bottom, youngest at top.
gradualism
slow steady change in the lineage of a species
punctuated equilibrium
the hypothesis that evolutionary development is marked by isolated episodes of rapid speciation between long periods of little or no change.
adaptive radiation
a species evolves into many different forms
coevolution
2 species evolve in response to each other
type of selection that acts against the average type
disruptive
type of selection that causes an increase in individuals at one end of the curve.
direction
type of selection that favors the average individual
stabilizing
provides protection for an organism by copying the appearance of another species
mimicry
allows a animal/plant to blend in with its surroundings
camoflague
the random change in the allele frequencies in a population (hint: think chance)
genetic drift
the _ states that allele frequency in a population will remain constant unless one or more factors changed causing those frequencies to change.
hardy Weinberg principle
speciation
process of forming new species
behavioral
populations have different mating rituals and behaviors
ex: light patterns of fireflys
temporal
populations reproduce at different times
geographic
populations are separated by geographic barriers (rivers, oceans, mountains etc)