clade
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a group of organisms believed o have evolved from a common ancestor
Single-gene variation.
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A genetic difference in color in the two-spot ladybug, Adalia
bipunctata,results from variation in a single gene.
If a population is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
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Allele frequencies will not change from one generation to the next.
paraphyletic group
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contains some but not all of the descendents of a common ancestor,
polyphyletic groups that do not include the last common ancestor of the
group
genetic polymorphism
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Within a population, a single gene has more than one allele (AA, Aa, aa)
natural selection and genetic drift destroys it
Taxonomy
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the scientific study of naming defining and classifying groups of biological
organism based on shared characteristics
, plesiomoprhy
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is an ancestral trait shared by tow or more taxonomy (plesiomorphic
character inherited form a common ancestor that can appear anywhere in a
tree, for example humans have mammary glands, but so do all other
mammals, not useful)
field of phylogenetic...
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the field of phylogenetic (systematics) attempts to recreate the family tree
of the living creatures based upon homology (shared characteristics)
Adaption
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A heritable trait that helps an organism's survival and reproduction in its
environment.
biological species concept
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a group of organisms believed o have evolved from a common ancestor
Single-gene variation.
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A genetic difference in color in the two-spot ladybug, Adalia
bipunctata,results from variation in a single gene.
If a population is in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium
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Allele frequencies will not change from one generation to the next.
paraphyletic group
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contains some but not all of the descendents of a common ancestor,
polyphyletic groups that do not include the last common ancestor of the
group
genetic polymorphism
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Within a population, a single gene has more than one allele (AA, Aa, aa)
natural selection and genetic drift destroys it
Taxonomy
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the scientific study of naming defining and classifying groups of biological
organism based on shared characteristics
, plesiomoprhy
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is an ancestral trait shared by tow or more taxonomy (plesiomorphic
character inherited form a common ancestor that can appear anywhere in a
tree, for example humans have mammary glands, but so do all other
mammals, not useful)
field of phylogenetic...
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the field of phylogenetic (systematics) attempts to recreate the family tree
of the living creatures based upon homology (shared characteristics)
Adaption
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A heritable trait that helps an organism's survival and reproduction in its
environment.
biological species concept
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