UTA BIOL 1442 LAB FINAL REVIEW
Adaptation Correct Answers Inherited traits that improve a
species chance of survival.
Alleles Correct Answers Possible range of genetic variation.
Ancestral State Correct Answers Shared common ancestor
between two individuals.
Behavior Correct Answers An action produced to respond to a
stimuli.
Bipedalism Correct Answers Walking upright on two legs.
Carrying Capacity Correct Answers Upper limit an
environment can hold
Chi-Squared Correct Answers X= (obs-exp)^2/exp
- If critical value from table is equal to or higher than the
calculated value, you accept the null hypothesis.
- If the critical value is less than the calculated value, you reject
the null hypothesis.
Clades Correct Answers Separation of lineages.
Cladistics Correct Answers Sorted out relationships.
Commensalism Correct Answers Beneficial to one species,
does no harm to the other species.
, Community Correct Answers Groups of different species that
live together in the same environment and interact.
Competition Correct Answers Fighting for survival taken
between individuals, slowing the population growth until
carrying capacity is reached.
Conclusions to Experiments Correct Answers Lab 1: Coming
up with an effective experimental procedure for the T. beetles.
Lab 2: Overlooking the pill bug responses to differences in
environment. REJECT.
Lab 3: Observe the differences that occur to microbes upon
changes in environmental factors.
Lab 4: Observation of communities of microbes using Shannon
Index.
Lab 5: Simulation of Hardy-Weinburg Conditions using beads.
Lab 6: Determining phylogenetic relationships using the
measurements of primate skulls.
Lab 7: Discovering the molecular evolution via hemoglobin
samples of different primates.
Lab 8: Investigating the demographics of different countries and
making connections.
Density Correct Answers Number of individuals in a specific
area.
Errors Correct Answers Random: Chance of variations. (Ex:
due to equipment, different sized objects, etc.)
Systematic: Measured data differs from true values. (Inaccurate
markings on containers, improperly calibrated equipment, etc.)
Adaptation Correct Answers Inherited traits that improve a
species chance of survival.
Alleles Correct Answers Possible range of genetic variation.
Ancestral State Correct Answers Shared common ancestor
between two individuals.
Behavior Correct Answers An action produced to respond to a
stimuli.
Bipedalism Correct Answers Walking upright on two legs.
Carrying Capacity Correct Answers Upper limit an
environment can hold
Chi-Squared Correct Answers X= (obs-exp)^2/exp
- If critical value from table is equal to or higher than the
calculated value, you accept the null hypothesis.
- If the critical value is less than the calculated value, you reject
the null hypothesis.
Clades Correct Answers Separation of lineages.
Cladistics Correct Answers Sorted out relationships.
Commensalism Correct Answers Beneficial to one species,
does no harm to the other species.
, Community Correct Answers Groups of different species that
live together in the same environment and interact.
Competition Correct Answers Fighting for survival taken
between individuals, slowing the population growth until
carrying capacity is reached.
Conclusions to Experiments Correct Answers Lab 1: Coming
up with an effective experimental procedure for the T. beetles.
Lab 2: Overlooking the pill bug responses to differences in
environment. REJECT.
Lab 3: Observe the differences that occur to microbes upon
changes in environmental factors.
Lab 4: Observation of communities of microbes using Shannon
Index.
Lab 5: Simulation of Hardy-Weinburg Conditions using beads.
Lab 6: Determining phylogenetic relationships using the
measurements of primate skulls.
Lab 7: Discovering the molecular evolution via hemoglobin
samples of different primates.
Lab 8: Investigating the demographics of different countries and
making connections.
Density Correct Answers Number of individuals in a specific
area.
Errors Correct Answers Random: Chance of variations. (Ex:
due to equipment, different sized objects, etc.)
Systematic: Measured data differs from true values. (Inaccurate
markings on containers, improperly calibrated equipment, etc.)
