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Charles Darwin's tutor at Cambridge
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Requested a "gentleman companion"
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Principle of independent assortment
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Wrote "An Essay on the Principle of Population"
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Inheritence of acquired traits
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Wrote "Phylogenetic Systematics"
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Wrote "Voyage of the Beagle"
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Uniformitarianism, and the father of Geology
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Wrote "Genetics and the Origin of Species"
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Darwin's maternal grandfather
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| During cladogenesis, _______ counter-acts the effects of mutation, natural selection, and genetic drift. |
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| Charles Darwin was a ________. |
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| Mendel used cross-fertilization to produce ___________. |
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the first filial generation
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| In Mendel's experiments, recessive traits appeared to "skip" which generation? |
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the first filial generation
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| The taxonomic name for a human is __________. |
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Homo sapiens (ITALICIZED)
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| A population is more likely to undergo speciation if it is _________. |
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Small and under strong selection pressure
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| Catastrophism and Uniformitarianism |
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19th Century theories concerning the tempo and mode of geological change
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| Punctuated equilibrium and Phyletic gradualism |
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20th century theories concerning the tempo and mode of evolutionary change
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Evolution is God's mechanism for creation
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"Non-Darwinian" evolution
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Extinction of the dinosaurs
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Humans remain as only living species of Homo
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| Gametes are formed during the process of mitosis (T or F) |
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| The mechanisms underlying microevolution and macroevolution are the same (T or F) |
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| The Ussher-Lightfoot date for the beginning of the Earth is 4004 BC (T or F) |
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| Males have nipples because they once assisted females in breast feeding (T or F) |
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| A gene is a DNA sequence that codes for a polypeptide chain (T or F) |
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| We can expect that humans will evolve to tolerate air pollution (T or F) |
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| People with Down's syndrome are missing a chromosome (T or F) |
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False. They have an extra chromosome
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| Humans brains stoppped getting larger 50,000 years ago (T or F) |
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| Evolution is teleological (T or F) |
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True. (Def. of teleological: always moving toward a goal)
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| The population ________ (can/cannot) survive without variation. |
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| The earliest life appeared _____ BYA |
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1 gene effects many traits
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many genes effect one trait
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The name that genes are also referred to as
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| The average human brain weighs ________ grams. |
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Gradual change through time
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splitting off to create a new species
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1. Have children
2. Your relatives have children
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| Cost < Genetic Relativeness x Benefit |
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similarity due to common descent
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due to convergent evolution, no common ancestry involved. Independent adaption due to similar environment.
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