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Evolution Review Game. How do fossils demonstrate evidence of evolution?. They show that ancient species share similarities with species now on Earth. When two populations become reproductively isolated what do we call the process that occurs next?. Speciation .
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How do fossils demonstrate evidence of evolution? • They show that ancient species share similarities with species now on Earth.
When two populations become reproductively isolated what do we call the process that occurs next? • Speciation
If you are able to survive and reproduce you are considered what? • Fit
The snake has hip bones, but no legs. The hip bones are considered what type of structure? • Vestigial
Survival of the fittest can be used to describe what process in evolution? • Natural selection
Individuals who survive and reproduce usually have a type of what? • Adaptation
What is change over time also called? • Evolution
What important thing does sexual reproduction give us? • Variety/Diversity
The cats eat all the small and medium sized mice, what type of selection is this? • Directional
the mice with dark fur and the mice with light fur are able to hide from predators, but not the ones in the middle. What type of selection is this? • Disruptive
Babies are usually born at a middle weight because if they are too big or too small complications can arise. What type of selection is this? • Stabilizing
What size population is greatly effected by genetic drift • small
If you reproduce at different times what type of isolation is occurring? • temporal solation
A random change in the DNA is called what? • Mutation
When males fight for a female what is this called? • Sexual selection
When the two birds do not reproduce because they do different dances what type of isolation is that? • Behavioral isolation
When there is a mountain in the way what type of isolation is it? • Geographic isolation
All the alleles in a population is called the what? • Gene pool
T/F Natural selection acts on the geneotype • False: Phenotype
The human and a whale fin have a similar bone structure. What do we call these structures? • Homologous structures
What do we call newly derived traits on a cladogram? • Derived traits
What are fossils? • Preserved organic matter
How can you tell how old a fossil is? • The older layers are towards the bottom.
How can you tell who has the highest level of fitness? • They survive and reproduce more
When there is a change in the population because of random chance what is it called? • Genetic drift
Why is the loss of variation a bad thing? • Less likely to survive changes or diseases
Why are there may types of bird beaks found on the Galapagos islands? • Different food sources/ adaptations
Why were there more black rock pocket mice over time on the lava rock? • The black mice survived and reproduced
How are homologous structures evidence for evolution? • Common ancestor