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Terms in this set (11)To control for the effects of body size when making comparisonsgoo Why did you need to calculate relative hindlimb length rather than absolute hindlimb length? Anole species living high in the canopy have larger toepads and can cling to smooth leaves better than species found on tree trunks and on the ground Species that belong to the same ecomorph group are similar in appearance and occupy similar habitats. This suggests that species living in similar habitats evolved similar traits—in other words, the traits are adaptations. Which of the following observations supports this conclusion? To minimize competition for food and other resources between different species Based on what Dr. Jonathan Losos said, why have different lizard species evolved to occupy different parts of the habitats? Ecomorphs The islands of Hispaniola and Puerto Rico have different species of anoles, but most species belong to certain ecomorphs, such as trunk-crown, trunk-ground, grass-bush, and twig anoles. Note that there are actually five different ecomorphs on Puerto Rico and six on Hispaniola On Puerto Rico and Hispaniola, you find the same: Both islands have similar habitats These ecomorphs are adapted to different habitats. For example, the trunk-ground anoles have long legs, which are well adapted to running on the ground. The fact that the same ecomorphs evolved on Puerto Rico and Hispaniola suggests that these islands have similar habitats. Based on what you have learned so far, what is the most likely explanation for why the same ecomorphs evolved on both Puerto Rico and Hispaniola? True According to the phylogenetic tree in this virtual lab, all anole lizards (genus Anolis) are more closely related to one another than they are to Leiocephalus carinatus. false Anolis cristatellus is more closely related to Anolis occultus than it is to Anolis evermanni. The same types of anole lizards evolved independently on each of the islands The tree is more consistent with which of the following hypotheses The anole species on Puerto Rico and Hispanola All the Anolis species are more related to one another than they are to L. carinatus, which belongs to a different genus of lizards. The tree shows that all eight anole species share a common ancestor. By analyzing the DNA of over 100 anoles from Puerto Rico, Hispaniola, Jamaica, and Cuba, researchers have determined that they all trace their ancestry to a single species that colonized the Caribbean from the mainland over 20 million years ago. Which of the following statements is supported by the evidence from the tree? Similar adaptations evolved on different islands The evidence clearly shows that evolution can repeat itself; lizards that occupy similar habitats will evolve the same types of adaptations. For example, on all of the islands, lizards living in the grass and bushes have evolved slender bodies and long tails. The long tails help the lizards balance on thin, narrow surfaces. Which of the following statements is supported by the evidence from the tree? convergent evolution The evolution of the anole lizards in the Caribbean is an example of convergent evolution; in other words, groups of lizards independently evolved similar traits as a result of having to adapt to similar environments or ecological niches. According to Dr. Losos, the independent evolution of similar species on the different islands is an example of which of the following processes? Sets with similar termsEvolution62 terms ParkerLogan97 Masteringbio- Phylogeny16 terms suzy_jo7 Chapter 2822 terms nmhughes92 bio unit 316 terms Litttle_Maay Sets found in the same folderLizard Lab7 terms emilydeary 3.1 Genes Notes15 terms anna_r88PLUS ap biology - chapter 7 mastering biology67 terms bellacrothPLUS ib biology: unit 1 study guide35 terms vth_098 Other sets by this creatorElectrical symbols and Diagrams18 terms rlg2007 Electrical quantities and circuits43 terms rlg2007 Chemistry Chapter 122 terms rlg2007 Ecosystem6 terms rlg2007 Verified questionsBIOLOGY What is convergent evolution? Describe an example. Verified answer
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How did anole lizards evolve?Note the lizard's toe pads. Over just 20 generations in 15 years the green anoles evolved larger toe pads equipped with more sticky scales to allow for better climbing (photo 2). The change came after the invasive brown anoles (photo 3) forced them from their ground-level habitat into the trees in order to survive.
How did anoles develop so many different body types?One hypothesis is that each type of anole evolved on one of the islands and then migrated to the other islands, where they found similar habitats; over time they speciated and maintained the same body type.
How were the anoles adapted to their environment?Anoles are renowned for their adaptation to different habitats. One particularly well-documented and ubiquitous axis of adaptation involves the length of the hindlimbs. Both among and within species, lizards that use broader surfaces have longer legs.
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