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JEOPARDY!

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Hist of Evolutionary

Thought

Darwin and Natural

SelectionSpeciation

Hardy Weinberg

Equilibrium

Population Genetics

Kinds of Selection

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Said that populations have

the potential to grow exponentially

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Who is Malthus?

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Believed in inheritance of

acquired characteristics

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Who is Lamarck?

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Developed nearly identical theory of natural selection around the same time as Darwin

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Who is Wallace?

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Cuvier’s belief that periodic natural disasters wiped out large groups of

organisms that were replaced by organisms

from another region

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What is catastrophism?

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Believed that organisms were fixed and not

evolving and could be placed on a ladder of increasing complexity

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Who is Aristotle?

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Name of Darwin’s famous Publication

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What is The Origin of Species by Means

of Natural Selection?

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Islands where Darwin collected

samples

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What are the Galapagos Islands?

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Must already exist in a population for

natural selection to occur

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What is variation?

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Natural selection occurs at this level

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What is the population level?

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Phrase Darwin used to describe natural

selection

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What is “descent with modification”?

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Species concept that defines a

species based on physical

characteristics

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What is morphological

species concept?

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Type of speciation that occurs when a

population is geographically

separated

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What is allopatric speciation?

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Two species of moths have different

mating dances

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What is behavioral isolation?

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One species of flower blooms in the spring but another blooms in the fall

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What is temporal isolation?

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Hybrids between two species are

unable to mate and produce offspring

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What is reduced hybrid fertility?

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Happens when Hardy Weinberg

conditions are not met

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What is evolution or change in

population gene frequency?

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Represents the proportion of

dominant alleles in a population in the

HWE

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What is “p”?

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Equation for Hardy Weinberg

Equilibrium

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What is p2 +2pq + q2 = 1?

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Frequency of dominant allele in

the population where 16% show the recessive phenotype

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What is 0.6?

q2 = 0.16q = 0.4

p + q = 1p = 1- q = 1- 0.4 = 0.6

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Frequency of heterozygotes in a population where

64% show the dominant phenotype

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What is 0.48 (or 48%)? p2 + 2pq + q2 = 1

p2 + 2pq = 0.64q2 = 1- 0.64 = 0.36q = 0.6, so p = .4

2pq = 2 * 0.6 * 0.4 = .48

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All the genes in a population at a

given time

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What is the gene pool?

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Term for when a small population colonizes a new

habitat separating itself from the parent

population

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What is the founder effect?

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A localized group of interbreeding

individuals

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What is a population?

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Genetic exchange caused by migration

of organism or gametes into or out

of a population

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What is gene flow?

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Change in population gene pool because the population has been

nearly destroyed during an earthquake

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What is the bottleneck effect?

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Type of selection favoring two

extreme phenotypes

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What is diversifying selection?

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Type of selection favoring one

extreme of the phenotypic range

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What is directional selection?

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Type of selection favoring the most

common phenotype and selecting against

the extreme phenotypes

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What is stabilizing selection?

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Selection where two male mountain elk

fight for mating rights

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What is intrasexual selection?

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Female peacocks prefer males with brighter plumage

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What is (inter)sexual selection?

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Final Jeopardy

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Name the five conditions for

Hardy Weinberg Equilibrium

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