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Evolution Jeopardy: Lamarck and Darwin, Gene Frequency Change, Evolution Potpourri

Test your knowledge of evolution with this interactive biology review game! Explore Lamarck and Darwin's theories, gene frequency changes, and various evolution topics. Challenge yourself with questions on natural selection, genetic diversity, dating methods, and more!

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Evolution Jeopardy: Lamarck and Darwin, Gene Frequency Change, Evolution Potpourri

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  1. Evolution JEOPARDY! Click Once to Begin Biology Review Game!

  2. JEOPARDY! Lamarck and Darwin Selections and Effects Example of … Gene Frequency Change Vocab Evolution Potpourri 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500

  3. L & D: 100The long neck of the giraffe is an example of _______’s idea of the use and disuse of organs.

  4. L & D: 200Lamarck’s view: People w/ small muscles will have children w/ _____ muscles.

  5. L & D: 300_________ is the process where organisms w/ certain characteristics are favored by the environment.

  6. L & D: 400What are the 5 points of Natural Selection?

  7. L & D: 500L or D was the first person to divide animals into vertebrate and invertebrate categories?

  8. S & E: 100_______ selection favors against the extreme phenotypes and favors the mean.

  9. S & E: 200______ effect is when a few individuals give rise to a new favorable habitat

  10. S & E: 300What type of selection eliminates average phenotypes?

  11. S & E: 400The ______ effect results in the decrease of genetic diversity.

  12. S & E: 500What type of selection favors one phenotype and shifts the allele frequency in one direction?

  13. Example of … : 100The wing of a bat compared to the wing of a butterfly is an example of …?

  14. Example of … : 200Black bears that increase in size with every glacial period is an example of …

  15. Daily Double!!! Example of … The migration of Irish immigrants and reproducing in the U.S. is an example of …?

  16. Example of … : 400The appendix is an example of …?

  17. Example of … : 500A song from a songbird that attracts mates is an example of …?

  18. Gene Freq. Change: 100A change to the genetic material of an organism is called a(n)?

  19. Gene Freq. Change : 200Breeding between populations results in _____ _____.

  20. Gene Freq. Change : 300Dark-colored moths being favored in the industrial age is an example of ______ ______.

  21. Gene Freq. Change : 400Gene frequencies can change dramatically in small populations by _____ ______.

  22. Gene Freq. Change : 500Examples of _______ ______ are inbreeding and mating based on phenotype.

  23. Vocab : 100______ are remains, impressions, or traces of a living thing from a different geologic age.

  24. Vocab : 200What is the relative abundance of an allele at a genetic place in a population called?

  25. Vocab :300______ is phenotypic change over time that is the result of an accumulation of slow, continuous processes.

  26. Daily Double!!! Vocab The theory that species evolve suddenly, followed by long periods of no genetic change is called?

  27. Vocab :500_______ is the evolutionary formation of new biological species.

  28. Evolution Potpourri: 100Name the categories of biological classification.

  29. Evolution Potpourri: 200Why was the neck of the flask in Pasteur’s experiment curved?

  30. Evolution Potpourri: 300What is the dating method that relies on the decay of radioactive isotopes?

  31. Evolution Potpourri: 400What is the best way to determine evolutionary relationships among species?

  32. Evolution Potpourri: 500Describe the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.

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