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Mutant Dinosaur Name: Period: Intro Your dinosaur is born with a new genetic mutation. Your job is to map out the genes that are influenced by the mutation and to discover how the new dinosaurs interact with the environment using the principles of evolution. Order of Progression 1. Draw original dinosaur 2. Dinosaur background 3. Dinosaur chromosome mutation 4. Dinosaur gene mutation 5. Draw evolved dinosaur with fossil feature change 6. Dinosaur habitat answer sheet 7. Dinosaur speciation answer sheet 8. Short answer questions 9. Create a storyboard of your dinosaur s evolutionary process. Drawings You are going to draw how a dinosaur evolves and forms a new species. You will draw one fossil picture of an original dinosaur and draw the fossil of the new dinosaur species. The pictures need to be large in size, detailed, complete, and include a title and labeled mutated parts. Draw the individual bones for each fossil. Individual Grading Drawings 20 points. Short answers 30 points. Answer sheets 50 points. Storyboard 40 points mrna Codon Table

Dinosaur Background What is the scientific name of the original dinosaur? What body part of the dinosaur is going to change? What are you going to change about this body part? What is the new name for your mutant dinosaur? Explain the new trait's phenotype in detail (uses, benefits for survival, how does it work). Chromosome Mutation Pretend a single gene controls the body part above. This protein will cause a physical appearance change in the dinosaur. The physical change must be able to leave some skeletal or fossil evidence. You are now going to create two mutations for this single gene. The first type of mutation is called a chromosome mutation. You will cause this mutation by manipulating the dinosaur's chromosomes. There are five types of chromosome mutations (insertion, deletion, duplication, inversion, and translocation). Pretend the diploid number of dinosaur chromosomes is 26 chromosomes. The second type of mutation on the following page is called a point mutation. What type of chromosome mutation(s) will happen to the dinosaur? Which chromosome numbers did the mutation(s) happen on? Draw below the mutated chromosomes by mutating the bands (letters). Original Chromosomes Mutated Chromosomes

Gene Mutation Original Gene - make up original DNA sequence for the single-gene trait. Make sure there is no start or stop codons in the middle of your original DNA code (TAC, ATC, ATT, ACT). Original Dinosaur DNA: TAC / / / / / / / / / / / / / /_ATT_ mrna: / / / / / / / / / / / / / /_UAA 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 trna: / / / / / / / / / / / / / /_AUU Original Amino Acid Sequence / / / / / 1 2 3 4 5 / / / / / 6 7 8 9 10 / / / / 11 12 13 14 15 Mutated Gene - Mutated DNA (copy the DNA from above but mutate it by inserting, deleting or substituting one or more bases. Silent mutations are not allowed.) Circle the mutation. Mutated DNA: TAC / / / / / / / / / / / / / / mrna: / / / / / / / / / / / / / / 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 trna: / / / / / / / / / / / / / / Mutated Amino Acid Sequence - Circle what has changed from the original amino acid sequence. / / / / / 1 2 3 4 5 / / / / / 6 7 8 9 10 / / / / 11 12 13 14 15 Circle one: What type of DNA point mutation happened? Insertion, deletion, or base substitution

Dinosaur Habitat Please use the reference page with information about your dinosaur to help answer the following questions. Look at information on biomes in your textbook. Current Habitat What type of habitat would your dinosaur live in? List 3 abiotic factors (climate, landscape) found in this biome. List at least 5 biotic factors (living things) found in this biome. What does your original dinosaur eat? Does the diet change based upon the mutation? If yes, explain how your mutant dinosaur's diet is different than the original dinosaur's diet? Environmental Change An environmental change is happening to the habitat your dinosaur lives in. In real life you cannot choose your environmental change, but for this project pick one that your mutant dinosaur would be best adapted for. Circle only one change (one *). * Cooling to an ice age * Climate warming causing a lot more rain * Rise of the sea level * Climate warming causing a long severe drought * Earthquakes cause the flow of a large river to go right through your dinosaur's habitat * Many volcanoes erupt and release toxic gasses in the middle and upper atmosphere during a 500 year period. * Volcanic lava flows isolate your dinosaur's habitat from rest of population on the island.

Dinosaur Habitat How is the dinosaur's water sources affected by the environmental change? How does this impact the dinosaur? How is the dinosaur's shelter / nesting sites necessary to live and reproduce affected by the environmental change? How does this impact the dinosaur? How would the food chain of your dinosaur's ecosystem be affected by the environmental change? How is the dinosaur affected by this change to their food chain? Some of the original dinosaurs do not survive the environmental change but your mutated dinosaur survives. Briefly explain why many of the original dinosaurs do not survive the environmental change. Make sure to use concepts like adaptation or competition. What is the definition of a species? What is the definition of a population?

Dinosaur Speciation Now, based upon the dinosaur's habitat, the surviving dinosaurs will reproduce. Pretend the mutated gene created on Dinosaur Genetics page is dominant and causes your dinosaur to have genotype of AA. Is your mutant dinosaur a male or a female? P Below is a pedigree showing how the mutant gene is passed on from generation to generation. Shade in your mutant dinosaur in the P Generation. The mate for your mutant dinosaur will have a genotype of aa. Shade in each of the F generations based upon the parents in the previous generation. When a parent is heterozygous, Aa, flip a coin and heads is passing on the dominant allele and tails is passing on the recessive allele. The mutated gene needs to be passed show up in the F30 generation. F1 F2 F3 F30 What is the relative frequency of the mutated gene in the F30 generation? The pedigree above started with your one mutated dinosaur and it passed on its gene to the next generation by random chance (flipping of a coin), this type of evolution is called. Turn this page upside down. What does the pedigree look like? What would the original and mutant dinosaur share in common? In order for your mutant dinosaur to become its own species, it needs to create its own gene pool. Reproductive isolation plays a key role in speciation. There are three main types of reproductive isolation: behavioral, geographical and temporal. Come up with an idea of how the mutant dinosaur uses one of the types of isolation to become separate from the original dinosaur's gene pool.

Short Answer Questions Please write legibly, in complete sentences, answering each question using as much detail and evidence as possible. For each question, do not give the definition. Answer by applying a concept using your dinosaur as an example. 1. Explain using your mutant dinosaur of how variation within a species increases the species chance that one variation will survive when the environment changes. 2. Your two fossil drawings show evidence on how one species is related to another species. Explain, using concepts like homologous structures and common ancestor, how your dinosaur fossils show evidence for speciation. 3. Explain how natural selection acts on the phenotype and not the genotype of your dinosaur.

4. Explain how competition for resources affected your mutant dinosaur's fitness? 5. Explain the process of speciation and isolation in regards to your dinosaur. 6. Pretend all the dinosaurs in this class make up a small community on an island. Explain why a larger number of different species increases the chance that at least some dinosaurs will survive a major change in the environment on the island.