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7. This theory suggests that "once a species appears in the fossil record, the population will become stable, showing little evolutionary change for most of its geological history"
Punctuated equilibrium states that evolution only takes place in bursts of time that are rapid.
For example sea animals lives, breeds, and dies for thousands of years. Suddenly, the sea level changes and the animals must adapt which leads to sudden evolutionary change as natural selection eliminates all the species that cannot survive.
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8. Describe the central insight of punctuated equilibria. 7. How does the formation of...
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7. How does the formation of a ring species lead to speciation in the absence of allopatry? 2. Why do we see that each cell is only expressing a small fraction of the genes in it's genome at any given time?
How does the formation of a ring species lead to speciation in the absence of allopatry?
How does the formation of a ring species lead to speciation in the absence of allopatry?
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9. You are conducting an observational study of the effect of directional selection on the size of the wattle in the New Zealand wattlebirds. In an initial study, you measure the mid-parent/mid-offspring regression of this trait (below) and found the slope of the regression line to be 0.35. You have a population of wattlebirds with an average...
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Please answer all the 7 questions for me. Thank you so much for your help. 1. What are a biological species? What is speciation? Discuss the relationship between species and speciation. 2. Define a biological population. Why are populations described as dynamic? Provide three examples of properties of a population that can change over time. 3. Which is the most accurate way to determine population size? Describe two different methods for estimating population size. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of...
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7. How does the structure of estrogen differ from that of progesterone? Explain by highlighting the differences in respective structures. (10 pts) 8. a) Draw the structures of two amino acids that contain sulfur. (4 pts) I b) For the amino acids in 8a) give a three-letter and one-letter abbreviation. (4 pts) c) Describe each of the amino acids in 8a) as polar or non-polar. (4 pts) d) Are...
5. Differentiate between the processes and results of microevolution and macroevolution, and explain how these contribute...
5. Differentiate between the processes and results of microevolution and macroevolution, and explain how these contribute to speciation. • Explain why individuals do not evolve? At what level does evolution occur? • What are gene pools? Describe microevolution. • What is macroevolution including speciation? What are novel features? 6. Relate the geologic history of the planet to evolutionary history, including mass extinctions and subsequent diversification. • What is the role of mass extinctions and diversification in macroevolution? • How does...
Please answer all the 7 questions for me. Thank you so much for your help. 1. What are a biological species? What is speciation? Discuss the relationship between species and speciation. 2. Define a bi...
Please answer all the 7 questions for me. Thank you so much for your help. 1. What are a biological species? What is speciation? Discuss the relationship between species and speciation. 2. Define a biological population. Why are populations described as dynamic? Provide three examples of properties of a population that can change over time. 3. Which is the most accurate way to determine population size? Describe two different methods for estimating population size. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of...
7. How does a tax impact consumer and producer surplus? 8. Describe how deadweight loss changes...
7. How does a tax impact consumer and producer surplus? 8. Describe how deadweight loss changes when demand is elastic and inelastic.
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A flock of birds which are blown of course and end up on an unpopulated island could be an example of: Vicariant Speciation a Founder Event A Bottleneck Natural Selection Which of the following is NOT one of the five theories of Darwinism (Mayr)? Survival of the fittest Gradualism Common descent Perpetual Change Multiplication of species Which of the following...
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7. How does the formation of a ring species lead to speciation in the absence of allopatry? 2. Why do we see that each cell is only expressing a small fraction of the genes in it's genome at any given time?
Help please
This is all there is to the questions, NO NEED
COMMENTING MISSING INFO. Please just answer however
you can, Thank you!
9. You are conducting an observational study of the effect of directional selection on the size of the wattle in the New Zealand wattlebirds. In an initial study, you measure the mid-parent/mid-offspring regression of this trait (below) and found the slope of the regression line to be 0.35. You have a population of wattlebirds with an average...
need help with 7 & 8 please
also a part D
7. How does the structure of estrogen differ from that of progesterone? Explain by highlighting the differences in respective structures. (10 pts) 8. a) Draw the structures of two amino acids that contain sulfur. (4 pts) I b) For the amino acids in 8a) give a three-letter and one-letter abbreviation. (4 pts) c) Describe each of the amino acids in 8a) as polar or non-polar. (4 pts) d) Are...
7. How does a tax impact consumer and producer surplus? 8. Describe how deadweight loss changes when demand is elastic and inelastic.
please help me with these questions. i cant post anymore and
im studying for my exam. thank you in advance
A flock of birds which are blown of course and end up on an unpopulated island could be an example of: Vicariant Speciation a Founder Event A Bottleneck Natural Selection Which of the following is NOT one of the five theories of Darwinism (Mayr)? Survival of the fittest Gradualism Common descent Perpetual Change Multiplication of species Which of the following...
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