niche ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓range of environmental conditions in which a
genotype can persist
abiotic ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓physical conditions
biotic ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓other organisms
which are the strongest bonds ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓covalent bonds
low temps ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓more flexible enzymes
high temps ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓more rigid enzymes
Do enzymes maintain a rigid structure while catalyzing? ~CORRECT
ANSWER~✓✓No it is constantly changing
adaptive plasticity ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓one genotype has multiple
phenotypes & environments trigger change
genetic drift ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓evolution caused by random processes
in population in a population of finite size
, Do smaller or larger populations have more chance for genetic drift? ~CORRECT
ANSWER~✓✓Smaller populations
homology ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓phenotype that is similar between two
species because of common ancestry
homoplasy ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓phenotype that is similar between two
species because of convergent evolution
parsimony ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓the simplest explanation is the best
(fewest evolutionary transitions) A-->B-->C = common A-->B-->A = uncommon
migration load ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓maintenance of deleterious alleles by
migration
Which traits are more informative? ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓Shared derived
traits (synapomorphy)
Which traits provide no information? ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓Shared
ancestral traits (pleisiomorphy)
Which traits provide false info? ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓Convergent traits
(homoplasy)
allopatry ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓populations occur in different places
genotype can persist
abiotic ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓physical conditions
biotic ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓other organisms
which are the strongest bonds ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓covalent bonds
low temps ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓more flexible enzymes
high temps ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓more rigid enzymes
Do enzymes maintain a rigid structure while catalyzing? ~CORRECT
ANSWER~✓✓No it is constantly changing
adaptive plasticity ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓one genotype has multiple
phenotypes & environments trigger change
genetic drift ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓evolution caused by random processes
in population in a population of finite size
, Do smaller or larger populations have more chance for genetic drift? ~CORRECT
ANSWER~✓✓Smaller populations
homology ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓phenotype that is similar between two
species because of common ancestry
homoplasy ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓phenotype that is similar between two
species because of convergent evolution
parsimony ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓the simplest explanation is the best
(fewest evolutionary transitions) A-->B-->C = common A-->B-->A = uncommon
migration load ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓maintenance of deleterious alleles by
migration
Which traits are more informative? ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓Shared derived
traits (synapomorphy)
Which traits provide no information? ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓Shared
ancestral traits (pleisiomorphy)
Which traits provide false info? ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓Convergent traits
(homoplasy)
allopatry ~CORRECT ANSWER~✓✓populations occur in different places
