REVIEW
Species Genetic drift Mutations Hybridization Adaptations Inbreeding Hybridization
Natural Selection
Mutant
Transgenic Clone
Recombinant DNA
Evolution Artificial Selection Geography Biogeography speciation
The
study of where organisms live now and where they and their ancestors lived in
the past.
Heritable changes in genetic information, they
can be beneficial or harmful:
Maintain desirable characteristics in a line
of organisms:
Organism produced from a single cell using
identical cells:
The
process in which organisms have changed through time:
Crossing two different individuals to bring together the best of both
organisms.
Nature provides the variations, humans
choosing the ones they find useful:
Changes in the body or behavior to fit a
location. They are heritable
characteristics that increase an organism’s ability to survive in its
environment.
Physical or behavioral traits that have been
inherited from ancestors but have lost much or all of their original function.
Organisms that has been modified by inserting
genes from a different species.
Drastic
changes in alleles frequencies that affect populations.
Organisms
able to reproduce in a population:
One species
becoming two:
Difference
between inbreeding and artificial selection.
Types of mutations:
What is a
vestigial trait?
Which were
the 3 things Darwin observed during his trip?
Natural
selection occurs when:
What’s the
difference between homologous structures and analogous structures?
Describe
the” founder effect” as genetic drift:
Describe
the bottle neck effect:
Explain the
following topics:
Application
of Genetic Engineering
Agriculture and
Industry
Health and Medicine
Personal
Identification
Evidence
of Evolution
Biogeography
Fossils
Embryology
Anatomy
Genetics
Speciation
of Darwin’s finches
Founders Arrive
Geographical Isolation
Changes in Gene Pool
Behavioral Isolation
Competition and
Continued Evolution
Find the missing
genotypes using the pedigree
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