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eveloution and genetics

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Total cards: 17•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

what is evolution

Back (Answer)

the process of change over generations in which the characteristics that er inherit are adapted to fit a certain function

#2
Front (Question)

what other ao1 evidence can you give to back up evolution

Back (Answer)

EEA

#3
Front (Question)

what is EEA

Back (Answer)

aggression has evolved to provide an adaptive function

#4
Front (Question)

give an example of EEA

Back (Answer)

that males have evolved to be physically bigger and stronger provides resources for their off spring

#5
Front (Question)

in and 8 marker what would be the final two ao1 points based on

Back (Answer)

epigentics

#6
Front (Question)

what would this epigenetics point be split into

Back (Answer)

males and female

#7
Front (Question)

give the males point

Back (Answer)

have evolved to be more agressive to protect their mate and offspring. this also provides them social status to compete against other males and impress potential mates thus continuing their genetic line

#8
Front (Question)

give the epiginetics female point

Back (Answer)

females have evolved to be less agressive and more nurturing to spend long peroids of time looking after children

#9
Front (Question)

who argues aginst the idea of womans lack of agression

Back (Answer)

BUSSsuggests women are more socially agressive so the they will look less attractive to potential mates and those degrading will look more attractive

#10
Front (Question)

what is a weakness of the theory of evolution

Back (Answer)

it is post hoc

#11
Front (Question)

what does post hoc mean

Back (Answer)

pst hoc assumption rather than proven fact. making judgements on past behaviour looking back and applying this judgement to pressent situations.t/f raises the question of the validity of the theory of aggression

#12
Front (Question)

what is the suuporting reasearch for evolution

Back (Answer)

mazure differance in inter-male fighting of rats around puberty, when their is an increase in aggressiont/f this leads supports the idea that agression is linked to genes and instincts in males.

#13
Front (Question)

how can the differance between males and femals support evolution

Back (Answer)

differance in bran structure

#14
Front (Question)

what is the difference in brain structure due to

Back (Answer)

high levels of tesosterone before and after birth

#15
Front (Question)

what is this liked to

Back (Answer)

aggression in malesand nurture in woment/f brain difference is linked to their adaptive function

#16
Front (Question)

interms of genes in evolution what is something males have that females dont

Back (Answer)

MOMA gene

#17
Front (Question)

describe this MOMA gene

Back (Answer)

the warrior genecannot proberly metabolise neurodrenaline seratonin or dopamin thus leading to increased aggression