Download Biology I Evolution Test

Biology I
Evolution Test
Review
1. Evidence of Evolution (pg' 97-105):
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VocabularyTerms:
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Defineevolution.
Fossils: Record, Index fossils, Relative dating and Absolute dating.
Reviewyour OUT-TICKET on page 98 (Paleontology).
Homologous structure, Analogous structure, Vestigial organ, Embryology,
Mitochondrial DNA, biochemistry.
Acquired characteristics vs/ Derived characteristics fheritable traits).
Review pagelOZ"Analyzing Amino-Acid Sequences to Determine Evolutionary
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Allopatric speciation
Analogous structures
Bioticpotential
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Review pa ge tO4 "Homologous Structure!' .
Reviewvideo "Mitochondrial DNA" https:llwww.youtube.comlwatch?v=kS5qRElSS-Q
Cladogram
Coevolution
Conditioning
Directional selection
Disruptive selection
Embryologr
Evolution
Fitness
Flocking
Geographic isolation
Habituation
Herding
Homologous structures
Imprinting
Indexfossil
Instinct
Migration
Mitochondrial DNA
Natural selection
Reproductive isolation
Schooling
Speciation
Stabilizing selection
Swarming
sympatric speciation
Vestigial organ
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approx. 150 points. Test
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opennotetest Question
formatwillbe:48
multiple-choice questions
and 9 matching questions.
Study hard and good luck!
2. Evolutionary Relationshios (pg. 107-109):
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What is phylogenetics?
Analysis ofa phylogenetic tree (node, branches, clades).
Build and analyze a cladogram.
What is the significance of shared derived characteristics to cladograms?
Review your OUT-TICKET on page 106 and cladogram practice on 108.
Reviewpowerpoint "Evolutionary Relationships" slides #21-35 at
htrp: //teacherweb.com/NV/Pal oVerdelCampbell/photo2.aspx
3. Evolutionary History (pg. 111-11il:
. What is spontaneous generation?
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Evidence shows that evolution results from four factors: Genetic variation. OverStruggle for existence. and Differential survival / reoroductive
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Populations are the smallest unit that can evolve.
What does it mean to be "fit"?
Other factors affectevolution: Mutations, Migration, Genetic drift, Non-random
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R-selected vs/ K-selected species & biotic potential.
ly'y'hat evidence supports the idea that evolution continues?
Reviewvideo:
l-. Evolution Primer #4 [Hummingbirds)
https://www.youtube.comlwatch?v=xkwRTllO(axg
4. Natural Selection &Adpatation(ps, 118-131):
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"The product ofnatural selection is the adaptation ofpopulations oforganisms to
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What is a geneppol and what does it tell us abotft gene frequenqt?
Three types ofadaptations: structural, physiological, and behavioral.
The three types of natural selection: Stabilizing Directional, and Disruptive.
Reviewvideos:
1. Amoeba Sisters "Natural Selection"
hftps: /lwww.youtube.com/watch?v=TVM9YxmULuo
2. Five Fingers of Evolution https:l/wwwyoutube.comlwatch?v=5NdMnlt2keE
3. Teacher's Pet'"Three types ofNatural Selection"
https: /lwwwyoutube.com/watch?v=64J UJdZdDQo
5. Soeciation (pg. 132-136):
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Types ofreproductive barriers: Prezygotic and Postzygotic
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Types ofgroup behavior: Herd, Migration, and Cooperativehunting'
Review video:
1. BBC "Dolphin Cooperative Hunt" htfps:f/wwwyoutube'com/watch?v=-
Four modes of speciation: Allopatric, Peripatric, Parapatrig and Sympatric
Three types of evolution: Co-evolution, Divergent evolution, and Convergent evolution
How does extinction occur?
What is the difference between extinction and mass extinction?
Reviewvideo:
1. Bozeman Science "SticHeback Evolution"
htrps://www.youtube.com/results?search query=stickleback+ evolution
6. Evolution and Animal Behavior (pg. 137'139):
. Eighttypes ofanimal behavior: Foraging Courtship, Reproductive, Parental care,
Territorial, Migratory Communication.
o Types oflearning: Imprinting, Habituation, Conditioning and Operant'
. lndiyidual behavior (antisocialJ vs/ Group behavior (social).
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