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| same structure (origin) may have different function |
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| same function, different structure |
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| different ancestry, same selection pressure, similar function |
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| same origins, same structures, different selection pressures |
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| Same mechanism (NS), forced CD to publish |
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| could be dabbling or diving |
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| random elimination of alleles |
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| resistant forms (rats, bacteria, etc) selected for |
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| man chooses desirable traits |
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| more young born than survive, they are all different, some diffs selected for,diffs are heritable, most adapt breed |
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| evo happened; acquired char. are inherited |
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| vestigial gene switched back on. Multiple mammaries |
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| left over evidences of evo. Whale, snake hips |
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| large population, no natural selection, no genes in or out, no mutations, no sexual selection |
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| accounts for distribution of plants and animals. Wegener |
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| mating success due to attraction not necessarily overall fitness |
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| The vertebrate limb plan that most verts have to work with. (bony fish, no) |
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| hips, valgus angle, teeth, foramen magnum position, diastema, simian shelf, foot features |
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| forward facing eyes, opposable thumb, color vision |
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| efficiency, reach, carry, sun angle |
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| origins for all Australopicithens, early homo (habilis, erectus) |
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| fire, all over Europe, probably speech, 1200 cc |
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| hobbit, odd little "recent" island people |
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| house finch, lesser goldfinch, quail, n. flicker, mourning dove, scrub jay, house sparrow |
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| Made by liver, stored in Gall bladder |
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| carries nutrients from sm. int to liver |
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| flap that prevents swallowing into lungs |
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| absorbs water, place for E. coli to make vitamen K |
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| moistens and contains amylase |
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| kills bacteria, starts protein digestion |
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| makes glycogen from glucoses |
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| secretes buffer and lots of digestive enzymes |
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| breaks lipids into little spheres for... |
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| round, involutary muscles in gut |
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| digested into amino acids |
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| co-discoverer of natural selection |
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| look up the steps or graph it |
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| isolation, sex, mutations, time and difference environmental pressures |
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| space between body organs and body wall |
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| You are a protein in the mouth. What happen when you are swallowed? |
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| Well? Go from throat to anus now. Describe what becomes of you. |
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| what is left of a functional structure called a caecum. |
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