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JMU BIO 150 Exam 1 Graded A+ 2024-2025
Define acquired resistance - ANSWER-genetic change that leads to bacteria becoming
resistant to an antibiotic

Define adapatation - ANSWER-inherited trait that enhances the fitness of an individual
in a given environment

Define adaptive change - ANSWER-change in response to the environment's "natural
selection:

Define artificial selection - ANSWER-form of directional selection where given traits are
selected for by humans

Define balancing selection - ANSWER-occurs when 2 distinctly different polymorphis
occur exist in relatively equal frequencies

Define biodiversity - ANSWER-the diversity of plant and animal life in a particular habitat
(or in the world as a whole)

Define biological fitness - ANSWER-the relative survival and reproduction of one variant
compared to others in the same population

Define biological species concept - ANSWER-one or more populations whose members
interbreed under natural conditions & produce fertile offspring

Define bottleneck effect - ANSWER-reduction in population size due to a disturbance

Define differential reproduction - ANSWER-individuals that are well suited to their
environment tend to survive and leave more offspring than other

Define directional selection - ANSWER-individuals with one of the extreme phenotype
has a higher fitness than intermediate varieties

Define divergent (disruptive) selection - ANSWER-both extreme phenotype are favored
at the expense of intermediate varieties

Define ecological species concept - ANSWER--species can be characterizes by its
ecological niche
-two species cannot occupy the same niche in the same location due to competition
-can apply to telling some bacterial species apart

Define ecosystem diversity - ANSWER-measure of the variety of biotic components in a
region along with abiotic components

, Define ecosystem productivity - ANSWER-diverse systems have higher net primary
productivity

Define ecosystem services - ANSWER-all direct and indirect benefits that humans
derive from organisms and ecosystems

Define ecosystem services - ANSWER-direct and indirect benefits that humans derive
from organisms and ecosystems

Define evolution - ANSWER-change in the genetic composition of a population from one
generation to the next

Define existence value - ANSWER-economic value of a system and our willingness to
mitigate biodiversity loss

Define founder effect - ANSWER-individuals from a large population colonize new areas

Define gene flow - ANSWER-random genetic exchange of alleles population due to
migration

Define gene pool - ANSWER-all the genes in a population at a given time

Define genetic diversity - ANSWER-the total genetic information contained within all
individuals of a species, population, or community

Define genetic drift - ANSWER-change in the populations' allelic frequency due to a
random event

Define Hardy Weinberg Principle - ANSWER-the allele and genotypic frequencies in a
population with remain constant from generation to generation in the absence of
evolutionary influences

Define horizontal gene transfer - ANSWER-process in which an organism incorporates
genetic materials from another without it being its offspring

Define inbreeding depression - ANSWER-reduced survival and reproduction due to
inbreeding, increasing the likelihood of carrying recessive deleterious alleles

Define inheritance - ANSWER-some of the trait differences are inherited from the
parents to offspring

Define intersexual selection - ANSWER-male evolves traits to attract females

Define intrasexual selection - ANSWER-competition within genders

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