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Welcome Introduce Zoology Syllabus Lecture Evolution, and Zoology Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection Origin of S

Welcome Introduce Zoology Syllabus Lecture Evolution, and Zoology Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection Origin of Species Properties of Life Origins of Life Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic Levels of organization Cell division and inheritance. Biology is the study of Life

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Human Nature and the New Biology

Human Nature and the New Biology. Andreas Vesalius, Fabrica (1543). 1700s:

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Chapter 22: Descent with Modification

Chapter 22: Descent with Modification. Theory of Evolution. Change through time Descent with modification Genetic changes of a population through time Explains Biodiversity Variety of life forms, with adaptations to specific environments Form=Function

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Explorations of the Universe

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Evolution and Natural Selection

Evolution and Natural Selection. 1744-1829 French biologist known for his idea that acquired traits are inheritable. Jean-Baptiste Lamarck. Alfred Russell Wallace. a contemporary of Darwin born 1823 in England died 1913 1848-53 Rio Amazonas & Rio Negro

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zoogeography

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Charles Darwin (1809-1882)

Charles Darwin (1809-1882) HMS Beagle under Captain Robert Fitzroy

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Evolution

Evolution. By Diana L. Duckworth Rustburg High School Campbell County. Two Separate Issues. Does evolution occur? Immutability of species or transmutation of species Did all life originate from one common ancestor? If evolution occurs, how does it occur?. Before Origin of Species.

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From the previous lesson on mutation you should be able to: state what mutations are

From the previous lesson on mutation you should be able to: state what mutations are e xplain how mutations occur. In this lesson you should learn about the process of natural selection and how it e xplains why organisms evolve. . Success criteria: Describe the process of natural selection

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Explorations of the Universe

Explorations of the Universe. Blues for the Red Planet. Visions of Mars. Why Martians? Mars is the nearest planet with a visible surface, and superficially looks Earthlike. Mars became a mythic arena for us to play out our fantasies.

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Mr. Charles Darwin

Mr. Charles Darwin. A most brilliant man. Charles Robert Darwin . Born to a wealthy family in Shrewsbury, England on February 12, 1809. His father wanted him to be a doctor. But Charles did not. He preferred studying nature, and wanted to be a naturalist. The Beagle.

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ORIGIN OF SPECIES

ORIGIN OF SPECIES. CHARLES DARWIN.

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History of Evolutionary Theory

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Unit 3 Notes

Unit 3 Notes. Evolution and Adaptations. Selective Pressure. Selective Pressures are the factors that cause young plants and animals in nature to fail to survive Examples of these include predators, parasites, drought, lack of food, and temperature extremes.

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The Great American Interchange of Species (An Introduction to Biogeography )

The Great American Interchange of Species (An Introduction to Biogeography ). Biogeography. The branch of biology that deals with the geographical distribution of plants and animals.

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The Evolution of evolutionary theory

The Evolution of evolutionary theory. Hutton and Lyell. James Hutton (1726-1797) and Charles Lyell (1797-1875): -Studied the forces of wind, water, earthquakes, and volcanoes. -Concluded that the Earth is very old and has changed slowly over time due to natural processes. . E. Darwin.

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Evolution

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ON THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES

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