Unit 5 Biology 1 HN Review

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Overproduction of Offspring

Species have to have the potential to increase in number.

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Variation

DNA sequences have to be different between individuals in a population.

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Sexual reproduction.

What type of reproduction leads to the greatest genetic variation?Sexual reproduction.

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Adaptations

Animals change their habits to help them survive better in their environment.

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Descent with Modification

Species change over time, resulting in greater diversity.

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Homologous Structures

Similar structures shared by different species with a common ancestor.

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Vestigial Structures

Structures with no known current function that are conserved from an ancestor.

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Analogous Structures

Structures with the same function in unrelated species that developed because they live in a similar habitat.

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Biochemistry Evidence for Evolution

Having similarities in DNA can indicate that two organisms evolved from a common ancestor.

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Genetic Drift

Allele frequency changes randomly over time.

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Gene Flow

Migration causes genes to move in or out of a population.

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Competition for Resources

Individuals that can get food, space, and a mate pass on their traits, while those who can’t compete never reproduce.

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Mutations

Mutations get passed on throughout generations.

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Natural Selection

Favoring one trait over another results in less genetic variation.

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Camouflage

Helps an animal blend in with their environment to hide from predators or hunt for food.

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Divergent Evolution

Species split off from a common ancestor.

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Convergent Evolution

Independent evolution of similar traits.

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Coevolution

Two or more species living in proximity change in response to one another.

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Extinction

Elimination of an entire species due to its inability to adapt to environmental changes.

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Speciation

Formation of a new species from a preexisting species.

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What is a species?

A group of organisms that are similar enough genetically to reproduce with each other.

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Which type of reproduction results in identical offspring?

Asexual reproduction.

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Amniotic egg.

Derived character that separates mammals from lizards?

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Which organism is least closely related to lobsters?

Mammals.