Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Evolution
Anmerkungen:
- An example of this is how animals in hot climates have larger ears than similar animals in colder climates because big ears lose heat quickly, while small ears lose heat slowly.
- Another example is how bees are striped to warn other animals that they are dangerous
- Micorevolution
- Shorter period of time
- Artificial Selection
- Breeding where individuals
with desired traits are picked
as parent generation
- Creates new breeds/variation
- Changes in gene frequency
- Positive,
negative or
no effect
- Genetic mutation
- Insertion
- Deletion
- Inversion
- Within population/species
- Natural
- Macroevolution
- Happens over millenia
- Speciation
- Reproductive isolation
- Pre-zygotic
- Prevention of fertilization
- Mechanical
- Gametic
- Prevention of mating
- Temporal
- Different reproductive cycles
- Habitat isolation
- Behavioural isolation
- Mating signals
- Post-zygotic
- Prevention of maturation
and reproduction
- Mortailty
- Infertile
- Sympatric
- Significant mutation
happens to work
- Allopatric
- Prevents interbreeding,
species slowly change
- Caused by barrier
- Charles Darwin
- Surveyed South
America; Galapagos
islands 1831-1836
- Natural Selection
- Observations
- In each generation, more
off-spring are produced
than can survive
- Populations do not grow in size
- Individuals within a
population compete for
resources
- Over time the population changes as
advantageous heritable characterisitcs
become more common generation after
generation
- Food and other resources are limited
- Individuals within all populations vary
- Many variations are heritable
- Some individuals will inherit traits
that give them a better chance of
surviving and reproducing