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Title: Evolution Jeopardy

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Evolution Jeopardy
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Evolution Main Menu
History/Influences
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Theory
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Evidence
800
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Types
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Final Jeopardy!
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History/Influences 200

This man, who travel on the HMS Beagle as a
naturalist.

Who is Charles Lyell, Alex
Who is Alfred Wallace, Alex
Who is Thomas Malthus, Alex
Who is Charles Darwin, Alex
Who is Jean Lamarck, Alex
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History/Influences 400

This mans theory of inheritance of acquired
characteristics said that organisms could pass on
traits it gained over its life to the next
generation.

Who is Charles Lyell, Alex
Who is Jean Lamarck, Alex
Who is Alfred Wallace, Alex
Who is Thomas Malthus, Alex
Who is Georges Cuvier, Alex
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History/Influences 600

This clergyman and economist wrote an essay
dealing with human competition for resources
which influenced Darwins Theory of Natural
Selection.

Who is Charles Lyell, Alex
Who is Jean Lamarck, Alex
Who is Alfred Wallace, Alex
Who is Thomas Malthus, Alex
Who is Georges Cuvier, Alex
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History/Influences 800

This mans independent findings of Evolution
pressured Darwin to publish the Origin of Species
in 1859, 23 years after returning from his voyage
of the HMS Beagle.

Who is Jean Lamarck, Alex
Who is Charles Lyell, Alex
Who is Alfred Wallace, Alex
Who is Thomas Malthus, Alex
Who is Georges Cuvier, Alex
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History/Influences 1000

His book, Principles of Geology, which introduced
the Theory of Uniformity suggested that the earth
was millions of years old, not 6,000 years old as
previously thought.

Who is Charles Lyell, Alex
Who is Jean Lamarck, Alex
Who is Alfred Wallace, Alex
Who is Thomas Malthus, Alex
Who is Georges Cuvier, Alex
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Theory 200

In Darwins Theory of Natural Selection, this
term means those who have the best adaptations to
live and reproduce for that time and place, not
the amount of sit-ups one can do.

What is Fitness, Alex
What is Descent, Alex
What is Competition, Alex
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Theory 400

Darwins Theory of Natural Selection contains
these three parts.

What are Struggle for Existence, Survival of
the Fittest And Descent with Modification, Alex
What are Inheritance of Acquired Traits,
Replication And Fertilization, Alex
What are Gradualism, Uniformity and Speciation,
Alex
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Theory 600

The two main sources of genetic variation are

genotypes and phenotypes
Gene shuffling and mutations
Disruptive selection, Alex
Directional selection
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Theory 800

Darwins Theory lacked these two pieces of
evidence in his day and caused him to be
challenged by critics.

What is evidence of Transitional Forms And
Genetics Knowledge, Alex
What is evidence of The Fossil Record
and Vestigial Organs, Alex
What is evidence of Homologous Structures and
Fitness, Alex
What is Microscopic evidence and Gene Therapy,
Alex
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Theory 1000
This formula states that a population is in
genetic equilibrium if the allele frequencies and
the organism follow the formula p2 2pq q2
It also assumes 1) random mating 2) a large
Population 3) No gene flow 4) no selection 5)
low mutation rates
What is Hardy Weinberg, Alex?
What is Evolution Theory, Alex?
What is Gene Theory, Alex?
What is Natural Selection Theory Alex?
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Evidence 200

Of the 5 main types of evidence studied for
evolution, this type may be a mold, imprint, cast
or mineralization of actual parts and can be
dated by Uranium or Carbon 14. Archaeopteryx is
an example.

What is Embryology, Alex?
What is Comparative Morphology, Alex?
What are Fossils, Alex?
What is Biochemistry, Alex?
What is Biogeography, Alex?
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Evidence 400

Of the 5 main types of evidence studied for
evolution, this type is interested in comparing
amino acids and DNA of organisms to find out
their similarity.

What is Comparative Morphology, Alex?
What is Embryology, Alex?
What are Fossils, Alex?
What is Biogeography, Alex?
What is Biochemistry, Alex?
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Evidence 600

Of the 5 main types of evidence studied for
evolution, this type compares homologous
structures and vestigial organs of different
organisms to determine common ancestry.

What is Comparative Morphology, Alex?
What is Embryology, Alex?
What is Embryology, Alex?
What are Fossils, Alex?
What is Biochemistry, Alex?
What is Biogeography, Alex?
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Evidence 800

Of the 5 main types of evidence studied for
evolution, this type compares embryos between
organisms for similarities in development.

What is Comparative Morphology, Alex?
What is Embryology, Alex?
What is Biogeography, Alex?
What is Biochemistry, Alex?
What are Fossils, Alex?
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Evidence 1000

Of the 5 main types of evidence for evolution,
this type studies the distribution of plants and
animals in the environment.

What is Comparative Morphology, Alex?
What is Embryology, Alex?
What is Biogeography, Alex?
What is Biochemistry, Alex?
What are Fossils, Alex?
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Types 200

Of the types of effects of Natural Selection,
this one causes the average trait to
predominate. One example is the birth weight
range which is healthy for human mothers and
babies.

What is Stabilizing Selection, Alex?
What is Directional Selection, Alex?
What is Disruptive Selection, Alex?
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Types 400

This type of evolution means a small group of
species evolves into many different forms. The
Galapagos Finches observed by Darwin exhibited
this pattern of evolution, as their beak shape
varied in relation to new food sources.

Co-evolution
Mass Extinction
Adaptive Radiation
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Types 600

Of the three studied Isolating Mechanisms of
populations, this kind occurs when species mate
at different times of the year, not allowing for
mating between the two to exist. An example is
plant pollen being released at specific, separate
times to avoid cross mating.

Geographic Isolation
Behavioral Isolation
Reproductive Isolation
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Types 800

This type of evolution is termed a random
changing in allele frequency over generations
brought on by chance. In small populations this
can lead to the Homozygous condition and loss of
diversity.

Genetic Drift
Stabilizing selection
Speciation
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Types 1000

Gradualism, which is a theory that states that
slow, small evolutionary changes build up over
time is nearly opposite of this theory, which
says long stable periods go by until rapid
evolutionary changes occur.

Bottleneck Effect
Uniformity
Punctuated Equilibrium
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Final Jeopardy

On a scratch sheet of paper, write down the order
(s) in which the following could occur to reach
speciation of a white mouse with a new trait.
Write your wager on the scratch sheet. You can
wager up to as many points as you currently have.
1. Random dominant gene mutation occurs which
causes green camouflaged phenotype in mouse
2. Reproductive isolation occurs (none want to
mate with funny green mouse but funny green mice)
3. Founder white mice pop. arrives in new, green
jungle habitat
4. Green Mouse fitness increases in habitat,
white mice are seen and eaten by snakes
5. Natural selection favors green gene adaptation