Evolution - Review so far! Ashenfelter 2/23/22

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  1. 4. antibiotics are overused on farms because (though unclear why) it makes the livestock grow _____
  2. 5. the first organisms to make antibiotics were not humans but were a type of fungus we call ____
  3. 10. ____ spectrum antibiotics are preferred since they will have fewer side effects
  4. 11. At the grocery store lab work has revealed antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria on all the raw ___ products
  5. 12. The scientist Zeresenay Alemseged at the Academy of Sciences named his human ancestor fossil __
  6. 13. this means giving animals a low dose of antibiotics to potentially prevent, but not to treat a bacterial infection
  7. 14. a scientist who studies the history of life on Earth through the fossil record.
  8. 18. are produced naturally by microorganisms and kill or inhibit the growth of other microorganisms, mainly bacteria.
  9. 21. natural ____ is when certain traits/genes are favored for survival in an environment so the population evolves to be more adapted.
  10. 23. Cell ____ This outer layer of the bacteria can be impacted by some antibiotics
  11. 24. this is a form of evidence of evolution that is preserved in the rocks
  12. 25. In Natural Selection the individuals in a population that are more ______ to the current living conditions will survive and reproduce.
  13. 26. genetic ____ is when the genetics of a population change (it evolves) due to random events
  14. 27. Alexander ____ first discovered that mold make antibiotics
  15. 28. we are using B. ____ as one of our bacteria species
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  1. 1. an antibiotic that stops bacterial growth but does not kill the cells. The human immune system is then needed to clear the infection.
  2. 2. antibiotics are more specific and only active against certain groups or strains of bacteria
  3. 3. an individual can not evolve, evolution happens to an entire _____ over time
  4. 6. in our experiment we are measuring the zones of _____.
  5. 7. a change in the allele frequency (the genes) in a population
  6. 8. this is when the DNA of an organism changes and if it is passed to future generations it can cause the populations genetics to change - evolve
  7. 9. these pathogens cause illnesses like Covid - but can not be treated with antibiotics
  8. 15. this term for DNA and RNA can also be the target of some antibiotics
  9. 16. when new individuals enter the population and bring new genes into the gene pool
  10. 17. these cell parts make protein and can be disrupted by some antibiotics
  11. 19. we are using E. ____ as one of our bacteria species
  12. 20. mutations in DNA are _____ and in some cases they will benefit the individual
  13. 22. the _____ bones of the fossil named Selam told the paleontologist that she walked upright