Evolution Jeopardy

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Scientists

Darwin’s

Voyage

Darwin’s

Theory

Not Like the

Other

Evidence for Evoluti

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Evolution Jeopardy

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Answer

This scientist came up with the theory of

evolution by means of natural selection.

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Question

Who was Charles Darwin?

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Answer

This scientist thought that aquired

characteristics could be passed from parents

to offspring, like the length of a giraffe’s

neck

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Question

Who was Lamarck?

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Answer

This mathematician noticed that the human

population could not increase indefinetly, i.e. population was kept in check by

disease and limits on resources.

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Question

Who was Malthus?

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Answer

This naturalist wrote an essay similar to Charles Darwin’s

theory of evolution, the essay prompted

Darwin to publish a joint paper with him and finish his book.

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Question

Who was Alfred Wallace?

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AnswerThis idea of farmers and

breeders prompted Darwin to come up with

the idea of natural selection, this is how farmers and breeders

came up with crop and livestock varieties.

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Question

What is selective breeding?

(artificial selection is ok)

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Answer

This is the most famous group of islands that

Darwin visited.

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Question

What are the Galapagos Islands?

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Double JEOPARDY• How much do you wish to wager?

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Double JEAPORDY Answer

The name of the ship that Darwin was on for

his voyage.

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Double JEAPORDY Question

What is the HMS Beagle?

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Answer

How long the voyage lasted.

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Question

What isabout five years?

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Answer

Darwin hypothesized that the finches did

this after the ancestral population was blown

over from the mainland and over time groups

populated the different islands and developed

different traits.

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Question

What isadaptive radiation?

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Answer

These famous winged inhabitants of the

Galapagos Islands gave Darwin much evidence to develop his theory.

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Question

What are finches?

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Answer

This was Darwin’s job aboard the ship.

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Question

What is naturalist?

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Answer

Organisms differ.

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Question

What is variation?

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Answer

Organims produce many more organisms than

can do this.

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Question

What is survive?

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Answer

Organisms do this for limited resources.

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Question

What iscompete?

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AnswerThis is the more

common term for the struggle for existance, individuals best sutied to their environment

survive and reproduce most successfully.

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Question

What is survival of the fittest?

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Answer

The environmental conditions “select”

which organisms will survive and which do

not have proper survival adaptations.

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Question

What isNatural Selection?

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Answer

FinchesTortoises

ArmadillosMarine Iguanas

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Question

What areArmadillos

(not on the Galapagos)

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Answer

Fossil RecordGeographic DistributionHomologous Structures

Cell Theory

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Question

What is Cell Theory?

(not evidence supporting evolution)

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AnswerPlantsArchaeAnimals

Fungi

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What isArchae

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AnswerTheory

Verified HypothesisGuessFacts

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QuestionWhat isguess?

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AnswerBehavioral IsolationGeographic IsolationTemporal Isolation

Summative Isolation

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QuestionWhat is

summative isolation(not an isolation mechanism)

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AnswerYounger fossils resemble

modern species, fossils show transitions from

older species to modern species, different fossils

are found in different layers

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QuestionWhat is

Fossil evidence?

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AnswerGenes (DNA) are

compared to see how close they match, fewer gene differences = more closely related organisms

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QuestionWhat are

Molecular comparisons?

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AnswerClosely related organisms

develop similarly after fertilization; humans,

chickens, lizards, and fish all have pharangeal pouches and tails at

early stages of development

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QuestionWhat is comparative

embryology?

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AnswerRelated organisms have similar internal structures

from ancestral species like the limb bones in humans, cats, whales,

and bats.

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QuestionWhat is comparative

anatomy?

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AnswerThese are structures that have no apparent use in modern organisms, they

are commonly called evolutionary leftovers, they are remnants of

structures from ancestral species.

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QuestionWhat are vestigial

structures?