'Common ancestors' presentation slideshows

Unit 10: Evolution

Unit 10: Evolution. Biology CP. Warm up. Present Day Giraffes are believed to have evolved from ancestors that resembled a horse. There have been different theories about how this could have occurred. The two main ideas are listed on your handout.

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Scientific Evidence for God? March 8, 2013 Allen Hainline Reasonable Faith UTD www.OriginsDiscussion.info

Scientific Evidence for God? March 8, 2013 Allen Hainline Reasonable Faith UTD www.OriginsDiscussion.info. Can Science Disprove God?. Suppose that there were no scientific evidence for God, would that disprove His existence? No! strong evidence for God beyond science Moral argument

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Mutations

Mutations. Georgia Standard: Describe the relationships between mutations in DNA and potential appearance of new traits. Identify the types of mutations that can alter DNA. Explain the role of DNA in storing and transmitting cellular information. . Essential Question:

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Evolution

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Evolution

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Nature of Science

Nature of Science. Theory:. An explanation for many related observations based on extensive scientific and experimental evidence in many conditions. Science Religion. Microevolution vs. Macroevolution.

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SOME THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES ON HUMAN SEXUALITY

SOME THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES ON HUMAN SEXUALITY. I. Psychoanalytic Theory - Sigmund Freud II. Biological Functionalism (Sociobiology) III. Motivational Theories. SOME THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVES ON HUMAN SEXUALITY. IV. Learning Theories A. Operant Conditioning

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Charles Darwin and his Voyage

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18.2 Modern Evolutionary Classification

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Invertebrates

Invertebrates. A Survey of Invertebrates. Trends in Invertebrate Evolution. Common ancestors of multicellular animals had already evolved two distinct cell layers called germ layers , separated by a jelly-like middle layer Refer to chart on embryonic development. Embryonic Development.

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Spring 2013 Student Performance Analysis with Instructional Guidance

Spring 2013 Student Performance Analysis with Instructional Guidance. Biology Standards of Learning. Presentation may be paused and resumed using the arrow keys or the mouse. Investigation Practices and Skills.

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Tuesday : February 21 st Agenda

Ms. Fisher 2/21/12. Tuesday : February 21 st Agenda. 1.) Brief Review from Friday : What do we know about evolution? What is evolution? Evolution ? the process by which species gradually change over many generations through natural selection.

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BAESI

April 28, 2012 Speciation, Homology, and the Iconography of Evolution Instructor: Jonathan Hendricks Assistant Professor of Paleontology, SJSU, Dept. Geology Email: jonathan.hendricks@sjsu.edu. BAESI. What is Evolution?. Evolution: descent with modification.

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NIS - BIOLOGY

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THE ETHIOPIAN WOLF

THE ETHIOPIAN WOLF. ONCE A BEAUTIFUL RED WOLF USED TO RUN IN FREEDOM... NOW THEY RUN FOR FREEDOM. Species Profile. The Canis Simensis comes from the Animalia kingdom Chordata phylum (vertebreta) Mammalia class Carnivoria order Canidae Family. See how specific it gets?!. To

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Evolution in Action

Evolution in Action. Vocab to start . Gene Pool: consists of all genes including all of the different alleles present in a population Relative Frequency: how often that allele appears in a population (expressed as a percentage) * EVOLUTION IS A CHANGE IN THE GENE FREQUENCY*. Variations.

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Insectivorous Plant

Insectivorous Plant. Insectivorous Plant. An Insectivorous Plant.

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Modern Taxonomy

Modern Taxonomy. Ch. 15.4 continued. What is TAXONOMY?. Branch of science that deals with identification, naming and classifying organisms. How many organisms are there?. Range is from 10 -100 million Estimated that 99% of living things have become extinct

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