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EVOLUTION I

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EVOLUTION I. e volution: -change over time E volution (Darwin’s Theory): -modern organisms came from ancient organisms. Darwin’s observations: -diversity in similar ecosystems -living organisms look like fossils -Galapagos Islands. Darwin’s Finches. -13 species  1 common ancestor - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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evolution:-change over timeEvolution (Darwin’s Theory):

-modern organisms came from ancient organisms

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Darwin’s observations:-diversity in similar ecosystems-living organisms look like fossils-Galapagos Islands

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Darwin’s Finches-13 species 1 common ancestor-uniquely adapted to its habitat-difference in beak shape & size

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Adaptation- inherited characteristic that increases an organism’s chance for survivalphysical/behavioral

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Survival of the Fittest- individuals with the most successful adaptations survive and reproduce more successfully

Natural Selection- changes in the inherited characteristics of a population & increases a species’ fitness in its environment

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FitnessAbility to survive and reproduce!

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Checking For UnderstandingWhat is a polar bear’s white fur

considered? ADAPTATION

What is the ability to survive and reproduce considered?

FITNESS

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Checking for Understanding What is this animal’s adaptation?

Bill

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Checking for UnderstandingWhat is change over time?

EVOLUTION

Fill in the blank..Darwin theorized that ____ organisms

came from ancient organism. MODERN

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Checking for UnderstandingDarwin studied what kind of birds

on the Galapagos Islands?

FINCHES

Changes in the inherited characteristics of an entire species

is considered what?

NATURAL SELECTION

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Evidence for EvolutionTurn to pg. 108Title the Page “Evidence for Evolution”

Divide the page into roughly 9 boxes.

Number the boxes 1-9.

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#1

1.Fossil Record-evidence of changing life forms over millions of years

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#2 Homologous Structures-similar

structures arising from a common ancestor

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#3 Analogous StructuresSame function but no common ancestry

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#4 Checking for UnderstandingA human forearm to a cat’s forelimb is considered what?

HOMOLOGOUS

A butterfly’s wing to a bird’s wing is considered what?

ANALOGOUS

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#5 Similar Embryology:

Vertebrates form in the same way in early stages of development.

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#6-Vestigial StructuresNo function, and resembled

other organismsEx: coccyx (human tail

bone), Appendix

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#7Checking for UnderstandingWhat serves as evidence that life

forms have been changing for millions of years?

FOSSIL RECORD

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#8 Checking for UnderstandingWhat proves that vertebrates

develop in the same way early on? SIMILAR EMBRYOLOGY

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#9 CLOSURE ACTIVITY

How does an adaptation relate to survival of the fittest?

Those most fit to survive has the most successful adaptations,

otherwise inherited characteristics.