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APBiology Sanchez2017-2018 HelloandwelcometoAPBiology! WewillbestartingthenewschoolyearwithourUnitonEvolution.Pleasestartyour summerworkearlyandspaceitoutsoyou’renotswampedwithworkadayortwo beforethestartofschool.Bepreparedtoworkthefirstdayofschool!Ifyouhave [email protected]. Neededtocompletesummerwork: Textbook:CampbellBiologyinFocus2ewithMasteringBiologywithPearsoneText ISBN:9780321962584 Apps:PearsoneText–toaccesstextbook. It is important that you purchase the eBook with the access code for MasteringBiology. Throughout the year, you will be completing assignments will becompletedusingMasterBiology. Assignment Points Description I.Introduction 5 Wearegoingtospendalotoftimetogethernext year, so I would like to get a head start on learningabitaboutyou.FillouttheGoogleForm withthelinkprovidedbelow. II.BookWork:Chapter 40 Below are Chapter Reading Questions for ReadingQuestions& Chapters 1, 21, 22, & 23. In addition to the ChapterNotes ChapterReadingQuestions,youmusttakenotes for each chapter. Nothing crazy but it should be somethingyouareabletostudyfrom. II.MasteringBiology 5 You will not be able to complete this part Registration until you receive your schedule for the upcoming school year. Follow the registration instructions below. Please note that there are differentinstructionsforBLUEANDGOLDDAY. Allworkshouldbecompletedby thefirstdayofclassAugust16th, 2017. APBiology Sanchez2017-2018 I:Introduction ClickthefollowinglinkandcompletetheIntroductionportionofyourassignment: https://goo.gl/forms/LpUr1rp2dUGQ1MSx2 II.BookWork:ChapterReadingQuestions&ChapterNotes • ForpartIIIofyoursummerassignment,pleasereadandtakenoteson Chapters1,21,22,and23.Pleasehandwriteyournotes. • Additionally,pleaseanswerthefollowingchapterreadingquestionsUSING NOTABILITY. DIRECTIONS:UseyourtextbooktoanswerthefollowingquestionsfromChapters1, 21,22,23.Pleasewriteincompletesentences. Chapter1 1.HowdoesDNA(deoxyribonucleicacid)encodeinformation? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. Competition is central to the theory of natural selection. Why does competition occur? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 3. In order for a hypothesis to be used in science, which of the following must be true? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ APBiology Sanchez2017-2018 CAPTION: Hopi Hoekstra and colleagues wanted to test the hypothesis that coloration of beach and inland mice (Peromyscus polionotus) provides camouflage that protects them from predation in their respective habitats. The researchers spray-paintedmousemodelswitheitherlightordarkcolorpatternsthatmatched those of the beach and inland mice and then placed models with both patterns in eachofthehabitats.Thenextmorning,theycounteddamagedormissingmodels. Foreachhabitat,theresearcherscalculatedthepercentageofattackedmodelsthat werecamouflagedornon-camouflaged.Theirresultsareshowninthegraphs. The bars indicate the percentage of the attacked models that were either light or dark.Assume100mousemodelswereattackedineachhabitat. 4. Create a table to indicate the number of models attacked in each environment.Labelsmaybeusedonce,morethanonce,ornotatall. APBiology Sanchez2017-2018 5.Dotheresultsoftheexperimentsupportthecamouflagehypothesis? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Chapter21 6.Theoriginalsourceofallgeneticvariationis________________________________________. 7. According to the Hardy-Weinberg theorem, the frequencies of alleles in a populationwillremainconstantif__________________________________istheonlyprocess thataffectsthegenepool. 8. The evolutionary effects of genetic drift are greatest when ____________________________. 9. In evolutionary terms, an organism's fitness is measured by its __________________________________. 10. What is the only evolutionary mechanism that consistently leads to adaptive evolution? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 11.Howdoesdiploidyhelptopreservegeneticvariation? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ APBiology Sanchez2017-2018 CAPTION: In a population of the scale-eating fishPerissodus microlepis, the frequency of left-mouthed individuals (red data points) rises and falls in a regular manner.Thefrequencyofleft-mouthedadultsthatreproducedwasalsorecordedin threesampleyears(greendatapoints). 12. For 1981, 1987, and 1990, how does the frequency of left-mouthed breeding adults compare to the frequency of left-mouthed individuals in the entirepopulation? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 13.Whatdothesecomparisonssuggestaboutwhennaturalselectionfavored left-mouthedindividualsoverright-mouthedindividuals? APBiology Sanchez2017-2018 _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Chapter22 14.Whatisthemostimportantfactorthatholdsagenepoolofaspeciestogether andpreventsspeciation? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 15. Two animals are considered members of different species if they ________________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________. 16.Sympatricspeciationis _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 17.Hybridzonesprovideanopportunitytoinvestigate _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 18. A certain species of salamander was split into two populations by a wide, dry valley,andthepopulationsbegantodivergefromeachother.Afteraperiodoftime, somemembersofthetwopopulationsbegantointerbreedinahybridzoneatthe southernendofthevalley.Onlyweakreproductivebarriersexistedbythistime,so the two populations could freely interbreed and re-establish gene flow. This outcomeinahybridzoneisknownas_____________________________________. 19. According to the _____________________________________ model, evolution occurs in spurts; species evolve relatively rapidly and then remain unchanged for long periods. APBiology Sanchez2017-2018 Chapter23 20.Howdoescontinentaldriftaffectlivingorganisms? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ The species diversity of an evolutionary lineage will increase when more new member species originate than are lost to extinction. In this hypothetical example, by2millionyearsago,bothlineageAandlineageBhavegivenrisetofourspecies, and no species have become extinct (denoted by a dagger symbol). By time 0, however,lineageAcontainsonlyonespecieswhilelineageBcontainseightspecies. Considertheperiodfrom2millionyearsagototime0. APBiology Sanchez2017-2018 21.ForlineageA,howmanyspeciationandextinctioneventsoccurredfrom2 millionyearsagototime0? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 22.ForlineageB,howmanyspeciationandextinctioneventsoccurredfrom2 millionyearsagototime0? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ CAPTION: The five generally recognized mass extinction events, indicated by red arrows along thex-axis, represent peaks in the extinction rate of marine animal families (red line and left vertical axis). These mass extinctions interrupted the overall increase in the number of marine animal families over time (blue line and rightverticalaxis). 96%ofmarineanimalspeciesbecameextinctinthePermianmassextinctionatthe endofthePaleozoic,251millionyearsago. APBiology Sanchez2017-2018 23.Whydoesthebluecurveshowonlya50%dropatthattime? _________________________________________________________________________________________________ 24.Hoxgenesarethoughttoplayanimportantroleinthedevelopmentofdifferent morphologiesbecause______________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________ . APBiology Sanchez2017-2018 III:MasteringBiologyRegistration PLEASEREGISTERUSINGTHEFOLLOWINGINSTRUCTIONS: • Youcannotcompletethisuntilafteryou’vereceivedyourschedulefor theupcomingschoolyear. • YouneedtohavepurchasedyourtextbookwiththeMasteringBiologyaccess codetodothis. • TherearedifferentclasscodesforBluedayandGoldday.Pleasefollowthe appropriatesetofinstructionsdependingonwhenyouhavethisclass.Blue DayPeriods1—4.GolddayPeriod5—7. BLUEDAYREGISTRATIONINSTRUCTIONS APBiology Sanchez2017-2018 GOLDDAYREGISTRATIONINSTRUCTIONS