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Homologous structure
Features that different species species have in common due to sharing common ancestry
Vestigial structure
Sometimes there are structures in living species that don’t appear to serve a purpose
Analogous structure
The presence of similar features does not always mean two species share a recent common ancestor
Fossils
Are the preserved remains or traces of dead organisms. They can be found on rocks or other substance such as amber or permafrost
Embryonic development
Early stage of development for multicellular organism
Direct observation
Although evolution often occurs at a slow pace, over thousands and millions of years, it can sometimes be observed much more quickly if there are strong selection pressures, or if a highly beneficial mutation occurs. Direct observation of evolution in action provides strong evidence of this biological process.
Biogeography
The study of distribution of organism around the world is known as biogeography
Molecular evidence
When we look inside a cell, we find molecular evidence for evolution
Species
A group of individual organism that are physically similar can interbreed naturally and produce fertile offsprings
Speciation
The changing process where one species splits into two or more distinct new species that can no longer interbreed
Reproductive isolation
The inability of two different species or populations to main and produce fertile offspring often due to biological barriers
Mechanical isolation
This is when two species have reproductive structures or bodies that simply are not compatible for mating
Gametic isolation
This is when two species produced gametes that are unable to fertilize each other, even if they are able to meet in mating
Temporal isolation
This is when two species mate at different times of the year or even of the day. For example, some birds are nocturnal and some are diurnal
Habitat isolation
This is when two species, preferred different habitats, and are unlikely to meet in the wild
Behavioral isolation
This is when two species have different courtship behaviors, for example, different mating, calls or songs
Allopatric speciation
Population of organisms and geographic separated that prevent them to overlap or interbreed
Sympathetic speciation
Populations of organism in the same geographic area, but do not interbreed, but do interact with each other
Extinction
Extinction is the prevent loss of all individuals of a species
Factors of extinction
New predators
new more successful competitors,
new diseases,
a change in the environment of geological time,
a single catastrophic event
speciation
Classification
Classification it’s the sorting of living things into group based on similarities
Modern classification
Domain kingdom, phylum class order, family, genus, and species
Dichotomous
Meaning two parts, a dichotomous key is made up of question with two answers to choose from
Phylogenetic tree
These tree showed the hypothesized and evolutionary relationship between different taxa groups of organism
Phylogenetic
Means relating to the study of evolutionary relationships between organisms