Complete the concept map. Unit 1 Principles of Biology Interconnections of syste
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Complete the concept map.
Unit 1 Principles of Biology Interconnections of systems returnsters et voterma tepaya merastornare Energy Transformations Unit 2 Provision of nature GD Lan 20 - Evidence of Evolution - automaten nog Information Flors Lsn 21 - Earth History & Mechanisms of Macroevolution that hatch from eggs T e Structure & Function maton saranno Lpn 22 - Mechanisms of Evolution in Populations that are embryonic at birth that mutate and are passed on to the next generation are examples of the biological principle of is an ample of the biological principle of Len 23 - The Origin of Spades that are fully Charles Darwin Ls 24 - Evolution of Microbes plants & Animals 10 - 120 at birth imples changes to Homestic genes proposed the ideas of that evolved supporting one purpose and end up supporting another have undergone (Prokayotes 23 TT 11 - man 8J E Evolution can occur due to mutations in took N900M years to develop can remain in juvenile ferm in adults due to changes must (Eukaryotes Maintain functionality 13 occurs via that splits a population so that certain individuals can no longer interbreed he caused when progressing from 18 14N Sexual Selection i creates new simple to complex structures Species resulting from a drastic reduction in population Size resulting from the formation of a nens, small population can be defined by the * Word Bank: Asexual reproduction Sexual reproduction Descent with modification Natural selection Body structures Exaptation Paedomorphosis Bottleneck effect Founder effect Genetic Drift Biological species concept Interspecies fertilization Prezygotic reproductive barriers Postzygotic reproductive barriers Speciation Sterile hybrid offspring Animals Microbes Eutherians Marsupials Monotremes | 15 CD does not apply to organisms that reproduce vio only applies to organisms that reproduce vis (16) | 17 | Interspecies mating 18 ] 19 prevented by 20 -an aa 21)Explanation / Answer
Monotremes: These are the only mammals that lay eggs and donot give birth to young ones. There are only five species of such mammals. Few examples include: echidna and Platypus. Marsupiales: They are embryonic at birth. Emryonic dispause occurs and embryo is not implanted in uterus. This is to save their own lives during unfavourable conditions. Eutherians: They are fully developed at birth. Blastulation and Gastrulation occurs in the uterus only and fully developed young one is born. Animals: eukaryotic organisms have well defined nucleus and enveloped organelles. These include some of the microbes, plants and animals. Microbes: Prokaryotes are primitive organisms. They are mostly unicellular and microscopic. Natural Selection: Charles Darwin coined the theory of natural selection. Founder effect: Genetic variation is lost when a new population is established Bottleneck effect: formation of new population Genetic Drift Descent with modification Body structure Exaptation Paedomorphosis Biological Species Concept Speciation Asexual Reproduction Sexual Reproduction Prezygotic reproductive barrier Interspecies fertilization Post zygotic reproductive barrier Sterile hybrid offspring