- What barrier is represented by the cross of female horse and male donkey resulting in mules? Why?
- What are two examples of transitional fossils that we covered and the evolutionary transitions they depict?
- What barrier is represented by the patterns of firefly lights and crickets chirping?
- Sex that usually competes for mates
- Which mass extinction caused all (non-bird) dinosaurs to go extinct and what was the most likely cause?
- What is sexual dimorphism? How might the development of secondary sex characteristics represent a trade-off between natural and sexual selection? (For example, display of elaborate 'train' feathers by a peacock. Think resources, risk of predation, attractiveness to potential mates)
- What are the shared derived characters originating with mammals?
- What aspect of a population determines how susceptible it is to genetic drift?
- What is the shared derived character originating with vertebrates?
- About how long ago did hominins diverge from their common ancestor with chimpanzees?
- What method can be used to determine if species might have diverged even if individuals look identical?
- What is the smallest 'unit' that evolution occurs in? What is microevolution?
- Are crocodiles more closely related to lizards or birds? What is a homologous character that is shared by amphibians and crocodiles?
- Shared derived character originating with vertebrates
- Homologous character shared by amphibians and crocodiles
- Feature differentiating apes from other primates
- What is the overall formula for aerobic cellular respiration?
- What are two types of gene mutations? Be able to identify the type of gene mutations through examples.
- Which type of chemical bond holds the two complementary strands of DNA together?
- What structure of the heart sends the blood out to the rest of the body?