Synapomorphies - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

LMU Entrance Exam (Evolutionary Bio, Ecology, and Systematics) Fecundity maximum reproductive output Semelparity : all offspring produced in single event (favored in stable and predictable environments) Iteroparity offspring produced in many events throughout life (favored by unstable environments) Grazers attack a large number of prey but cause little damage on the individual level (mosquitos leeches, flies are grazers) Parasites symbiotic relationship where hosts fitness decreased while paras...

CVA Exam 1 (2022 Answered) Graded A+ 5 chordate synapomorphies 1. pharyngeal wall with bilaterally symmetrical pharyngeal pouches and pharyngeal slits 2. Mid-dorsal hollow nerve cord (in humans:spinal cord) 3. a single, mid-dorsal supportive rod, the notochord (in humans:intervertebral discs) 4. a muscular postanal tail at some stage in life (in human: coccyx) 5. endostyle (precursor to thyroid) or thyroid gland characters found in some inverts or absent in some chordates 1. segmented ...

CVA Exam 1 (2022 Answered) Graded A+ 5 chordate synapomorphies 1. pharyngeal wall with bilaterally symmetrical pharyngeal pouches and pharyngeal slits 2. Mid-dorsal hollow nerve cord (in humans:spinal cord) 3. a single, mid-dorsal supportive rod, the notochord (in humans:intervertebral discs) 4. a muscular postanal tail at some stage in life (in human: coccyx) 5. endostyle (precursor to thyroid) or thyroid gland characters found in some inverts or absent in some chordates 1. segmented ...

5 chordate synapomorphies 1. pharyngeal wall with bilaterally symmetrical pharyngeal pouches and pharyngeal slits 2. Mid-dorsal hollow nerve cord (in humans:spinal cord) 3. a single, mid-dorsal supportive rod, the notochord (in humans:intervertebral discs) 4. a muscular postanal tail at some stage in life (in human: coccyx) 5. endostyle (precursor to thyroid) or thyroid gland characters found in some inverts or absent in some chordates 1. segmented body (metamerism) 2. a coelom, or true ...

. Which of the following statements about biological evolution is false? a. Species change over time. b. Natural selection produces changes in species. c. Individuals in a population evolve. d. Different species may share a common ancestor. e. Most populations are genetically diverse. 2. Which of the following descriptions of the gene pool shown below is correct? a. Population size = 15 b. Number of genes = 2 c. Frequency of X1= 0.80 d. Size of gene pool = 30 e. Frequency of X1X3...

Darwin - ANSWERShis insights formed the foundations of evolutionary history contributions Darwin - ANSWERShe went to medical school in Edinburgh and was interested in nature Darwin - ANSWERStrained to become a clergyman at Cambridge Voyage of the Beagle - ANSWERSmission to expand Navy's knowledge of natural resources in foreign lands voyage of the Beagle - ANSWERSexpedition that took 5 years and toured around the southern hemisphere. Darwin was on this voyage Darwin concluded t...

Evolution Exam 1 Study Guide questions and answers well illustrated 2023. Biological evolution - correct answers.Any change in the inherited traits of a population that occurs from one generation to the next (i.e., over a time period longer than the lifetime of an individual in the population) Change has to be passed down Encoded in genes Natural Selection - correct answers.Mechanism that can lead to evolution, whereby differential survival and reproduction of individua...

Evolution Exam 1 Study Guide Solutions Biological evolution - ANSWER-Any change in the inherited traits of a population that occurs from one generation to the next (i.e., over a time period longer than the lifetime of an individual in the population) Change has to be passed down Encoded in genes Natural Selection - ANSWER-Mechanism that can lead to evolution, whereby differential survival and reproduction of individuals cause some genetic types to out-compete others NOT survival of the f...

What is speciation? - answer-creates 2+ distinct species from a single ancestral species An evolutionary independent population or group of populations is known as_________? - answer-species What is a clade? - answer-another name for a monophyletic group; an ancestral population and all of its descendants, and only those descendants What is a monophyletic tree? - answer-a section of a phylogenetic tree where a synapomorphy occurred, making all descendants to the left of this synapomorph...

Evolution Final Exam Study Guide Solutions Define biological evolution - ANSWER-any change in the inherited traits of a population that occurs from one generation to the next describe the different types of evidence that support the hypothesis that whales evolved from terrestrial vertebrates - ANSWER-lungs, placenta, live birth, drink milk produced by mothers, three middle ear bones, hair (in developing embryo) synapomorphies what are the closest living terrestrial relatives of whales? h...