CCNA1 v3 Module 1 v3 Evolution JEOPARDY K. Martin.

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A: What is writer of Origin of Species?

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QuestionA: What is where Darwin found much of his evidence?

Galapagos Islands

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A: What is a structure in finches that is a central part of Darwin’s theory?

Beaks

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A: What is why Darwin finally published his book?

Thought someone else was going to publish a paper.

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A: What is the HMS Beagle?

This is the name of Darwin’s ship.

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A: What is feature that allows an organism to survive better in its environment?

Adaptation

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A: What is reproduce?

Better fit organisms survive and have the opportunity to do what?

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A: False

T-F An environmentally developed trait such as a tattoo can be passed on to your young.

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A: Organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring?

Species

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A: What is evolution?

Genetic change in a species over time

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A: What is feature that allows an organism to survive?

Adaptation.

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A: What is passing on traits to offspring?

Descent with modification.

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A: What is producing more offspring than can survive?

Overproduction.

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A: What is every population of organisms has variation in its genetic make-up?

Variation.

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A: What is remnants of structures no longer in use?

Vestigial structure.

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A: What is the relationship of related organisms to organisms that are found nearby (island to mainland)?

Biogeography.

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A: What is the remains of ancient organisms?

Fossil.

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A: What is similarities in structures in embryos of organisms with common ancestors?

Embryological.

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A: What are structures with similar form but different function?

Homologous structures.

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A: What is common ancestry?

Homologous traits show this.

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A: What is less selection pressure?

Because of this white nims outcompeted green nims

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A: What is natural selection and short generation time?

Because of these two particular traits bacteria were able to gain antibiotic resistance.

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A: What is natural selection?

As an environment changes an animals traits appear to change because of this.

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A: What is Tattoos are not heritable?

Mr. Ziegler’s offspring would not have a grim reaper tattoo because of this.

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A: What is fly wing and bird wing?

Example of analogous structures.

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A: Show adaptation to their environment.

How do antibiotic resistant bacteria represent evolution?

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A: Fitting the environment isn’t always about strength?

Why is “survival of the strongest” incorrect and “survival of the most fit” correct?

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A: What are organisms with similar genetics are related?

Genetics in relation to evolution.

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A: Organisms share a common relative in their past?

Common Ancestor

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QuestionA: What is 5?

How many years did Darwin sail on the Beagle?

Final Jeopardy

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