'Homologous features' presentation slideshows

Continuity Through Evolution

Continuity Through Evolution. Chapter 16 . LEARNING OBJECTIVE 1. Discuss the historical development of the theory of evolution. Jean Baptiste de Lamarck. First scientist to propose that organisms undergo change over time as a result of some natural phenomenon rather than divine intervention

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Evidence of Evolution From Biology

Evidence of Evolution From Biology. Living Organisms. Biological Evidence of Evolution. 1. Embryology 2.Homologous and Analogous Features 3. Vestigial Features and Anatomical Oddities 4. Biochemical Evidence 5. Artificial Selection. 1. Embryology.

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The Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection

The Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection. Theory of Natural Selection. 5 Key Observations. Inferences. In each generation, populations produce more offspring than there are adults. Populations do not continue to grow in size. Individuals within a population compete for resources.

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Evolution Vocabulary

Evolution Vocabulary. Evolution. Evolution is defined biologically as: descent with modification AKA a genetic change in a population over time. Important Concepts to understand: Evolution as defined above does not happen in individuals- it happens to populations

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7.4 The Evidence for Evolution

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Embryology (combine with flash Drive)

Embryology (combine with flash Drive). Haeckel's fraud. Altered a diagram of embryos in order to support his theory of common descent The embryos were altered, and he specifically chose embryos that looked similar Michael K. Richardson discovered his fraud

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