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Read the article: Not Just for Superheroes and answer the questions below. Be sure to code the text and provide annotations for each code. Two annotations per paragraph.

Investigating Mutant Fur Traits in the Sim

In the Sim activity that follows, you will investigate a low-fur population of ostrilopes with the trait distribution shown in the histogram below.

  • In the Sim, you will be able to turn on mutations for fur traits.

  • You will make the environment for this population cold.

  • Before you do this, study the histogram below and answer the questions that follow.

Think about which new traits would be adaptive and non-adaptive in a cold environment. Label any traits that would be adaptive with an A. Label any traits that would be non-adaptive with an NA.

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Think about which new traits would be adaptive and non-adaptive in a cold environment. Label any traits that would be adaptive with an A. Label any traits that would be non-adaptive with an NA.

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Are all traits that are introduced by mutations adaptive? Do you think non-adaptive traits can be introduced into a population through mutations? Why or why not?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the traits in the environment

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

  • Open the Natural Selection Simulation and open the mode: Mutations and Traits.

  • Change the temperature of the environment to cold (Level 1) by moving the Temperature slider.

  • Turn ostrilope fur-trait mutations on by pressing the Ostrilope icon and pressing the Mutations toggle.

  • Press RUN and observe the population for at least 50 generations.

  • Press ANALYZE and use the Generations slider to carefully observe new traits in the population.

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  • Open the Natural Selection Simulation andopen the mode: Mutations and Traits.

  • Change the temperature of the environment to cold (Level 1) by moving the Temperature slider.

  • Turn ostrilope fur-trait mutations on by pressing the Ostrilope icon and pressing the Mutations toggle.

  • Press RUN and observe the population for at least 50 generations.

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What evidence do you have to explain how the traits you indicated in the above histogram were adaptive?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the traits in the environment

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

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What evidence do you have to explain how the traits you indicated in the above histogram were non-adaptive?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the traits in the environment

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

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What are genes?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the central idea from the primary source of evidence

  • accurately describes the relationship between title and the source of evidence

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  1. What is a mutation?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the how mutations impact a gene pool

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

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9.

Do mutations often affect traits?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the how mutations impact a gene pool

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

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Are mutations always good?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the how mutations impact a gene pool

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

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How can mutations increase the chance of an organism’s survival?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the how mutations impact a gene pool

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

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12.

How have people combated bed bugs?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the central idea from the primary source of evidence

  • accurately describes the relationship between title and the source of evidence

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13.

How did the new method of eradicating bed bugs overcome the bed bugs' adaptive trait?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the how mutations impact a gene pool

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

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14.

Were all bed bugs killed with this new method? Why or why not?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the how mutations impact a gene pool

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

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Describe the bed bug’s mutation.

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the how mutations impact a gene pool

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

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Summarize how the bed bug’s environment changed and the adaptive trait that was perpetuated as a result.

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the how mutations impact a gene pool

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

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17.

Did humans help or hinder their bed bug problem?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the how mutations impact a gene pool

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment

What evidence do have to explain how non-adaptive traits can be introduced into a population?

CFS:

  • accurately identifies the how mutations impact a gene pool

  • accurately describes the adaptive or non-adaptive nature of the traits in the environment