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General Biology: Genes, Development, and Evolution
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Lateral gene transfer
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Lateral gene transfer
Gene transfer between organisms in a form other than reproduction.
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하이드의 정의
Lateral gene transfer
Gene transfer between organisms in a form other than reproduction.
Hox genes
Highly conserved gene family that determines the body plan of an embryo.
Common descent
Species alive today share common ancestors.
Fitness in evolution
The likelihood that an individual contributes offspring to the next generation.
Natural selection
The process by which populations evolve due to differential survival and reproduction of individuals with certain traits.
Typological thinking
Viewing species as unchanging and comparing individuals to an ideal form.
Population thinking
Understanding species as populations with variation that changes over time.
Phylogenetic tree nodes
Represent common ancestors where branches diverge.
Lamarck's theory of evolution
Proposed use and disuse and inheritance of acquired traits, which is now known to be incorrect.
Darwin and Wallace
Co-developed the theory of evolution by natural selection.
Artificial selection
Selective breeding controlled by humans to enhance desired traits.
Industrial melanism
Evolutionary change in moth coloration due to environmental pollution, a classic example of natural selection.
Homology
Traits shared due to common ancestry, such as similar bone structures.
Analogy
Functionally similar traits with different evolutionary origins, like wings in birds and insects.
Vestigial structures
Traits that have lost most or all of their original function.
Fossil record
Provides evidence for evolutionary history and patterns of extinction and change.