Old Exam 4 | Part 3 Matching Group

1. Vicariance

• D. Speciation occurring within s parent species

• E. The Two lineages, which stem from a different branch point

• F. A pair of alleles for a specific gene

• G. An Allopatric speciation

• I. A form of Allopatric speciation

2. Sympatric speciation

• A. The process through characteristics of species

• B. A characteristic w/ no change

• C. A trait changed

• D. A speciation occurring within s parent

• E. The two lineages

3. Evolution

• F. A pair of alleles 

• G. An allopatric speciation

• H. Taxonomic groups w/ widely divergent characters.

• I. A form of allopatric speciation

• J. Theory of gradual change 

4. Vicariance speciation

• F. A pair of alleles

• G. An allopatric speciation

• H. Taxonomic groups w/ widely divergent characters.

• I. A form of allopatric speciation

• J. Theory of gradual change

5. Shared ancestral character

• A. The process through characteristics of species

• B. A characteristic w/ no change

• C. A trait changed

• D. A speciation occurring within s parent

• E. The two lineages

6. Macroevolution

• E. The two lineages

• F. A pair of alleles

• G. An allopatric speciation

• H. Taxonomic groups w/ widely divergent characters.

• I. A form of allopatric speciation

7. Microevolution

• A. The process through characteristics of species

• B. A characteristic w/ no change

• C. A trait changed

• D. A speciation occurring within s parent

• E. The two lineages

8. Shared derived character

• A. The process through characteristics of species

• B. A characteristic w/ no change

• C. A trait changed

• D. A speciation occurring within s parent

• E. The two lineages

9. Genotype

• C. A trait changed

• D. A speciation occurring within s parent

• E. The two lineages

• F. A pair of alleles

• G. An allopatric speciation

10. Sister taxa Sensory-somatic
nervous system

• E. The two lineages

• F. A pair of alleles

• G. An allopatric speciation

• H. Taxonomic groups w/ widely divergent characters.

• I. A form of allopatric speciation