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Darling Darwin
Pop-pop-Population Genetics
Naturally Natural Selection
Today’s Special:
Speciation
Make Mine “Big
Changes”
Phylogeny-schmylogeny
This book published in 1859 set off a controversy still
lively today.
A 100
What is “The Origin of Species”?
A 100
A rival theory that characteristics acquired
during a lifetime could be passed on to offspring was
proposed by this man.
A 200
Who is Lamarck?
A 200
This phrase refers to Darwin’s idea that all organisms have descended from a common
ancestor.
A 300
What is descent with modification?
A 300
This term describes the idea that though a bat wing, an
elephant foot and a person’s hand look different outside, they look very similar inside
and are derived from a common ancestor.
A 400
What is homologous?
A 400
The evolutionarily left over but unused structures, like the human appendix or leg bones
in whales are called this.
A 500
What is vestigial?
A 500
Change in the genetic makeup of a population.
B 100
What is microevolution?
B 100
Greater in small populations than large ones, the
unpredictable fluctuation in allele frequencies.
B 200
What is genetic drift?
B 200
The result of a few members of a population surviving a catostrophic change in the
environement.
B 300
What is the Bottleneck Effect?
B 300
The result of a few members of a population becoming isolated from the original
population and establishing their own.
B 400
What is the TV show Lost?
No, really, it’s the Founder Effect
B 400
With this (name and formula please) it can be determined
whether or not a population is evolving by checking allele
frequency.
B 500
What is p2 + 2pq + q2 or the Hardy Weinberg theorem?
B 500
Given credit for describing evolution as a result of
Natural Selection
C 100
Who is Charles Darwin?
C 100
The condition for traits to have in order for Natural Selection to act on them.
C 200
What is heritable?
C 200
Economist responsible for the idea that populations place
greater demand on resources than environment can supply.
C 300
Who is Malthus?
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
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Along with Natural Selection and Genetic Drift, one of the 3 major influences bringing about Evolutionary change.
C 400
What is Gene Flow?
C 400
Along with stabilizing and disruptive, one of the three
modes of selection in adaptive evolution.
C 500
What is directional?
C 500
Evolutionary change at the species level, like the
appearance of hair or limbs.
D 100
What is macroevolution?
D 100
Indicates species breed at different times of day or year and thus prevents them from
mating.
D 200
What is temporal isolation?
D 200
This term refers to a population forming a new
species because of geographical isolation from
the parent population.
D 300
What allopatric speciation?
D 300
This term refers to apparent periods of little evolutionary
change interrupted periodically by rapid change.
D 400
What is punctuated equilibrium?
D 400
Sympatric speciation can be accomplished through non-disjunction in meiosis by
forming these type of plants.
D 500
What is autopolyploid?
D 500
E 100
Evolutionary changes above the species level.
E 100
What is macroevolution?
These structures evolve for one purpose but get co-opted
for another.
E 200
What are exaptations.?
E 200
The “control genes” lay out the general plan for bodies,
i.e., put the head here, put the tail there.
E 300
What are homeotic or Hox genes?
E 300
This field of study combines evolution and developmental biology to show how small
genetic changes can turn into large morphological changes.
E 400
What is “Evo-Devo”?
E 400
Refers to the different growth rates of different body parts, like the jaw versus the skull.
E 500
What is allometric growth?
E 500
The order of taxonomy between genus and order.
F 100
What is family?
F 100
Comparing DNA and RNA to infer evolutionary
relationships.
F 200
What is molecular systematics.
F 200
A group of species that includes an ancestral species
and all its descendants.
F 300
What is a clade?
F 300
Each categorization at a level of classification.
F 400
What is a taxon?
F 400
The idea that the simplest explanation in line with the
facts should be the first investigated
F 500
What is maximum parsimony?
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Evolution
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Different organisms develop similarities in structures due to
similar environmental challenges, not due to close molecular
relationships
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What is convergent evolution?
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