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B15

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Total cards: 11•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Lamarck:

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Evolution was driven by acquired characteristics Changes that occur in an organisms lifetime can be inherited lack of understanding around DNA and inheritance at the time

#2
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Darwin:

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• organisms show variation in characteristics • individuals with characteristics most suited to the environment survive and successfully breed • individuals pass on beneficial alleles to their offspring

#3
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Species?

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A group of organisms which share similiar characteristics and which breed together to produce FERTILE offspring

#4
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Speciation (4-6 marker)

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1) population becomes isolated 2) they show genetic variation 3) Those best suited to environment survive and breed together to pass on beneficial genes 4) new population changes to a point where they can no longer interbreed 5) a new species has formed

#5
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Fossils:

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‘Remains’ of organisms from millions of years ago which are found in rocks

#6
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Fossils are formed when:

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• parts of organism have not decayed • parts of organisms replaced by minerals as they decay • preserved traces of organisms such as footprints,burrows and rootlet traces

#7
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Incomplete records:

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• most organisms do not form fossils • destroyed by geological activities • right conditions for fossilisation did not occur • some fossils might not have been discovered yet

#8
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Binomial system CARL LINNAEUS

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Keep Kingdom Putting Phylum Cocky Class Oxes Order Far from Family Genius Genus Starfish Species

#9
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Three Domain System CARL WOESE

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1) just add domain at the top🧚🏻‍♀️ ARCHAEA- primitive bacteria BACTERIA- true bacteria EUKARYOTA- protists,fungi,plants,animals

#10
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New models of classification:

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1) improvements in microscopes 2) more understanding of biochemical processes 3) DNA discovery

#11
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Why is there a large increase in the number of antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria?

Back (Answer)

• overuse of antibiotics • bacteria mutate • antibiotics kill non resistant strains • reduced competition