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Micro Evolution
Evidence for Evolution
Earth History
Speciation
Evolutionary Tree 4 Hominids
Gene Flow
Mutation
Genetic Drift
Natural Selection
"INDIVDUALS DONT EVOLVE POPLUATIONS DO"
The movement of alleles from one population to another (Immigration/Emigration)
Keeps neighbouring populations genetically similar
Only source of additional genetic material & new alleles
Neutral, Beneficial, Harmful
Alter gene expression & DNA
Founder Effect
Bottle Neck
Few individuals founded the population
Ex Seeds to an island (wind/bird)
Event that causes the population to decrease
Genes shift as it is the surviving ones that reproduce
Stabilizing
Disruptive
Sexual
Directional
Averages are most favoured
Most common
Ex medium height
Both extremes are favoured
Least common
Ex both Very Tall or Very Short
Favours a trait that makes you able to find a mate
Causes Sexual Dimorphism (Males & Females Look distinctively different)
Two Types
Female Mate Choice
Male vs Male competion
Colour, Size, Dance, Sing
Ex Peacock
Silver back
Fight for territory & the right to mate
Shift to one of the extremes of the trait
Common in artificial breeding
Ex Very Tall or Very Short
Comparative Anatomy
Comparative Embryology
Comparative Biochemistry
BIoGeoGraphy
Chromosome Structure
Artificial Selection
Adaptive Radiation
Industrial Melanism
Homologous
Analogous
Vistigial Structure
End result of morphological divergence
Common ancestor and have similar body structures but different functions
Ex Whale fin vs Human arm
Different anatomy but same functions
End Result of morphological convergence
Ex birds wing & bees wing
A part that once had use but no longer is useful
Ex Wisdom Teeth
Compares and contrasts embryos of different species, showing how all animals are related.
Looking at the genes to see the differences and common things, to see the evolutionary relationships between organisms.
Due to different geographical areas each species has a differing trait to the area
Wallace line
Ex Armidillo
Comparison of chromosomes
Ex Humans vs Chimp
Reproduction for the desirable trait
Unatural
Ex Dogs
Result of multiple different species to be created due to their resources
Ex Darwin Finches
Due to environmental pressure rapid change in traits are seen
Ex Peppered Moths (Black/White)
Proterozoic
Paleozoic
Mesozoic
ARCHEAN
Cenozoic
Eukaryotes Appear
Sexual Reproduction Evolved
Multicellular Plants & Animals Appear
Cambrian Explosion
Permian Extinction
Rapid speciation & diversification
Biggest extinction EVER
Triassic
Jurassic
Cretaceous
Dinosaurs appeaer
Birds Appeared
Extinction of Dinosaurs
Very basic life forms
Prokaryotic (simple bacteria)
Primates Appear
Hominids
Moneys & Apes
Modes Of Speciation
Isolation
Mechanism
Hybrid Inviability
Hybrid Infertility
Zygotic Mortality
Allopatric
Sympatric
Populations seperated from each other so they are not genetically similar anymore
Different genes but live close to each other
Ecological
Temporal
Behavioural
Mechanical
Gametic
Similar species that live in different habitats in the same areas
DIfferent breeding times for each species
Different mating rituals
Different structures makes you unable to mate with other species
Sperm of 1 species can't recognize egg of another species
Reproductive
B. Postzygotic
A, Prezygotic
Traits that make you incompatible with other species
A mech that inhibits a fertilized egg to become a reproducing adult
Inhibiting the production of a zygote due to a reproductive mech
A hybrid develops but dies
Hybrid survives but is sterile
Zygotic is unable to develop
Traits
Australopithecus Afarensis
Homo Habillis
Homo Erectus
Neanderthals
1. Human Like teeth
2. Bipedalism
3. Large Brains
Lucy - Donald Johanson Ethiopia
Laetoli Footprints - Mary Leaky
Handy Man
First tool user
Large Brain
FIrst to use fire
True Human
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- Notas sobre Evolution - created from Mind Map, criado por Ada Huynh em 02-10-2019.
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