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This is a condensed study guide covering Zoology topics including key early concepts like evolution, body architecture, Protists, Porifera, Cnidaria, and Platyhelminthes. These key concepts are explained in easy to read, plain language and give the reader a thorough, in depth understanding of the t...

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What is the organization of Biological complexity from least complex to most complex?

Answer: Sub-atomic Atomic Molecular Organelle Cell Tissue Organ Organ system Organism Population Community Ecosystem Biosphere

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What is perpetual change?

Answer: Perpetual Change is the most basic theory of evolution, hypothesizing that life is not static or cyclic, but constantly evolving.

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What is common descent?

Answer: Common descent is part of Darwin\'s theory of evolution that supposes all forms of life are descendants of a common ancestor. Represented by a phylogenetic tree

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What is a phylogenetic tree?

Answer: A phylogenetic tree is a diagram that represents how all animals came from a common ancestor, and where their most recent common ancestors are on the tree

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What is multiplication of species?

Answer: The fact that over time, more species are created. Due to variation in populations, new adaptations result in the possibility for the formation of new species.

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What is allopatric speciation?

Answer: Allopatric (\"from another land\") speciation occurs when a Reproductive Isolating Mechanism (RIM) divides a population by some barrier, such as a mountain, river or ocean. Isolated populations then undergo indepenant evolution.

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What is a species?

Answer: A species is a reproductively distinct population of an organism that differs from others in organismal form.

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What are Reproductive Isolating Mechanisms?

Answer: Barriers that prevent two species from producing viable offspring.

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What are the types of RIMs?

Answer: Prezygotic where fertilization is prevented, and Postzygotic where fertilization occurs but offspring produced are weak, non viable, or sterile and cannot produce offspring (E.G. mules)

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What is gradualism?

Answer: Small and continuous changes in phenotypes

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