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Example AP Biology evolution flashcards

What is the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium?A model in which allele and genotype frequencies stay constant across generations when no evolutionary forces such as selection, drift, migration or mutation act on the population.

How do homologous and analogous structures differ?Homologous structures share a common ancestor, like a human arm and a whale flipper, while analogous structures have similar function but evolved independently, like bird and insect wings.

What is genetic drift and when is it strongest?Random changes in allele frequency from chance events in reproduction, with the largest effect in small populations.

What is allopatric speciation?Speciation that occurs when a geographic barrier separates a population and gene flow stops, letting the isolated groups diverge into separate species.

What does fitness mean in evolutionary biology?An organism's relative reproductive success, measured by how many viable offspring it contributes to the next generation compared with others in the population.

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Start with the core ideas in your unit: natural selection, Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, genetic drift, gene flow and the evidence for common descent. Add cards for any concept you keep missing on practice questions, and let spaced repetition bring those back more often.

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What should I study first in the AP Bio evolution unit?

Begin with natural selection and the population genetics behind it, including Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium and what can change allele frequencies. Then move to evidence for common descent and speciation, since those ideas build on the mechanisms.

How many flashcards should I make for AP Bio evolution?

Let the number follow the material: cover every key term your teacher emphasized, then add cards for any idea you keep missing on practice questions. Spaced repetition will show you which cards need more review.

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