Kinship Quiz!

1. Which of the four questions pertains to "The history of the evolution of sequential changes in a species over many generations"?

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogenetic

Phylogenetic

2. This question has nothing to do with lineage charts.

Right on

My mother's brother's daughter

3. Are you sick of Tinbergen's 4 Questions yet?

Yes

Proximate?

4. Which of the 4 questions are associated with the following words or phrases: WHY ARE SOME TRAITS SELECTED, ADAPTIVE, FUNCTION

Ultimate

Proximate

Ontogenetic

Phylogentic

5. Which of the four questions deals with "Why a species evolved the structures (adaptations) it has"?

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogenetic

Phylogenetic

6. We'll start with some basics. Which of the 4 questions pertains to "How an individual organism's structures function" ?

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogenetic

Phylogenetic

7. How about studying how one's brain responds to pain? (think of how the nerves would send signals to the brain)

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogentic

Phylogenetic

8. Which of the 4 questions are associated with the following words or phrases: HOW DOES DEVELOPMENT AFFECT TRAITS, TIMING OF ADAPTATION, DEVELOPMENT

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogentic

Phylogenetic

9. Which of the 4 questions are associated with the following words or phrases: WHAT ARE THE CAUSES FOR CERTAIN SOCIAL BEHAVIOR, CAUSES OF CERTAIN TRAITS, STRUCTURE, CAUSE AND EFFECT, REACTIONS

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogentic

Phylogenetic

10. To understand how these changes in sibling relationship came about, one needs a comparative base line; one must know about the nature of sibling relations in the ancestral male kin prior to the evolution of pair bonds.

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogentic

Phylogentic

11. Which of the four questions relates to "Developmental explanations for changes in individuals, from DNA to their current form"

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogenetic

Phylogenetic

12. You're done!

I am so done.

Hey a sloth!

13. Which of the 4 questions would you use to research selective pressure? (why did this trait become benefical?)

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogentic

Phylogenetic

14. Which of the 4 questions would look at why birds fly south for the winter? (think adaptation)

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogenetic

Phylogenetic

15. Which of the 4 questions would you apply to the scenerio of some one pulling their hand away from a hot stove? (think about the structures of the brain and body involved)

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogenetic

Phylogenetic

16. OK, which of the 4 questions are associated with the following words or phrases: WHAT IS THE ORIGIN OF THE TRAIT, HOW ARE SPECIES RELATED, EVOLUTION

Proximate

Ultimate

Onotgentic

Phylogenetic

17. Stable breeding bonds in mammals in general reflect various trade offs between male sexual competition and female feeding containts.

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogentic

Phylogentic

18. What about studying the height of children born to American immigrants? (think of their parents having less nutrition and developing to be shorter)

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogentic

Phylogenetic

19. Which of the 4 questions would you use to research how domestic dogs react to being pulled towards a fire? (think when would this trait come about in their evolution?)

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogenetic

Phylogenetic

20. Which of the 4 questiosn would you apply to studying how temperature effects the gender of baby reptiles?

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogenetic

Phylogenetic

21. Ok, on to something new. What comes after the following: PRIMATE BASIS > PAIR BONDING > TRIBE >

Dev. of kin groups > descent patterns

Dev. of residence patterns > descent patterns

Bilocality > matrilocality > dev. of kin groups

Descent patterns > dev. of residence patterns

22. Cooperative activities are widespread because they relate to somatic (resource acquisition, social strategies-aid in conflict, dominance, cofeeding and reproduction effort.

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogentic

Phylogenetic

23. Pair bonding alters sibling bonds because it creates a new structure of relationships within the family.

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogentic

Phylogenetic

24. Which of the 4 questions would you use to study the Indian practice of walking over hot coals? (think of how one conditions their body)

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogenetic

Phylogenetic

25. How about Darwin's studies of the Galapogos inguana haivng webbed feet? (think natural selection)

Proximate

Ultimate

Ontogenetic

Phylogenetic

Kinship Quiz!

1. Which of the four questions pertains to "The history of the evolution of sequential changes in a species over many generations"?

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. This question has nothing to do with lineage charts.

3. Are you sick of Tinbergen's 4 Questions yet?

4. Which of the 4 questions are associated with the following words or phrases: WHY ARE SOME TRAITS SELECTED, ADAPTIVE, FUNCTION

5. Which of the four questions deals with "Why a species evolved the structures (adaptations) it has"?

6. We'll start with some basics. Which of the 4 questions pertains to "How an individual organism's structures function" ?

7. How about studying how one's brain responds to pain? (think of how the nerves would send signals to the brain)

8. Which of the 4 questions are associated with the following words or phrases: HOW DOES DEVELOPMENT AFFECT TRAITS, TIMING OF ADAPTATION, DEVELOPMENT

9. Which of the 4 questions are associated with the following words or phrases: WHAT ARE THE CAUSES FOR CERTAIN SOCIAL BEHAVIOR, CAUSES OF CERTAIN TRAITS, STRUCTURE, CAUSE AND EFFECT, REACTIONS

10. To understand how these changes in sibling relationship came about, one needs a comparative base line; one must know about the nature of sibling relations in the ancestral male kin prior to the evolution of pair bonds.

11. Which of the four questions relates to "Developmental explanations for changes in individuals, from DNA to their current form"

12. You're done!

13. Which of the 4 questions would you use to research selective pressure? (why did this trait become benefical?)

14. Which of the 4 questions would look at why birds fly south for the winter? (think adaptation)

15. Which of the 4 questions would you apply to the scenerio of some one pulling their hand away from a hot stove? (think about the structures of the brain and body involved)

16. OK, which of the 4 questions are associated with the following words or phrases: WHAT IS THE ORIGIN OF THE TRAIT, HOW ARE SPECIES RELATED, EVOLUTION

17. Stable breeding bonds in mammals in general reflect various trade offs between male sexual competition and female feeding containts.

18. What about studying the height of children born to American immigrants? (think of their parents having less nutrition and developing to be shorter)

19. Which of the 4 questions would you use to research how domestic dogs react to being pulled towards a fire? (think when would this trait come about in their evolution?)

20. Which of the 4 questiosn would you apply to studying how temperature effects the gender of baby reptiles?

21. Ok, on to something new. What comes after the following: PRIMATE BASIS > PAIR BONDING > TRIBE >

22. Cooperative activities are widespread because they relate to somatic (resource acquisition, social strategies-aid in conflict, dominance, cofeeding and reproduction effort.

23. Pair bonding alters sibling bonds because it creates a new structure of relationships within the family.

24. Which of the 4 questions would you use to study the Indian practice of walking over hot coals? (think of how one conditions their body)

25. How about Darwin's studies of the Galapogos inguana haivng webbed feet? (think natural selection)