Evolution Charles Darwin 1809 1882 served on the
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Evolution
Charles Darwin (1809 – 1882) �served on the HMS Beagle that sailed on a 5 year expedition �his job was to collect, study, and store biological specimens
Charles Darwin ◦ one of the locations was the Galapagos Islands, west of South America
Charles Darwin �Darwin collected many species of finch �he hypothesized that a few birds migrated from the mainland adapted to the different island environments
Ideas that Shaped Darwin’s Thinking 1. Hutton and Lyell ◦ came up with the idea of gradualism, which explains how it took long periods of time to produce geographical features
Ideas that Shaped Darwin 2. Jean Baptiste Lamarck ◦ one of the first scientists to recognize that living things have changed over time
Lamarck’s theory for evolution 1. 2. 3. all organisms continually change in order to reach perfection organisms can alter their bodies by the principle of use and disuse he claimed that acquired characteristics could be inherited
Ideas that Shaped Darwin 3. Thomas Malthus ◦ he stated in his essay The Principle of Population that if the human population continued to grow, sooner or later there would not be enough resources for everyone
Ideas that Shaped Darwin 4. Artificial selection (please add) ◦ Darwin observed how humans could change organisms by selection of specific traits
Darwin’s Theory for Evolution �Darwin was forced to publish when another scientist, Alfred Wallace, came up with a similar idea �Darwin’s book, Origin of Species, stirred up controversy for the next decade
Darwin’s Theory for Evolution Natural Selection 1. not all individuals survive when competing for resources (“struggle for existence”)
Darwin’s Theory for Evolution 2. the individuals who survive are best adapted to their environment (“survival of the fittest”) ◦ nature acts on the variation within a population
Darwin’s Theory for Evolution 3. after many generations, the population may change to resemble the best adapted individuals (“descent with modification”)
Natural selection in insecticideresistant bugs
Evidence for Evolution
Evidence for Evolution 1. Fossils ◦ there should be intermediate stages found in the fossil record
Evidence for Evolution 2. Anatomy ◦ homologous structures are modified structures that show common ancestry same on inside, different on outside
Evidence for Evolution ◦ analogous structures are different in arrangement but have a similar function different on inside, same on outside
Evidence for Evolution ◦ vestigial structures have no current purpose, but may have functioned in an ancestor
Evidence for Evolution 3. Embryology ◦ similarities in embryo structure suggest evolution from a common ancestor
Evidence for Evolution 4. Biochemistry ◦ DNA or amino acid sequences can be compared to see how closely related 2 species are
Blending Butterflies
Examples of Adaptations �Concealing coloration.
Examples of Adaptations �Disruptive Coloration
Examples of Adaptations �Disguises
Examples of Adaptations �Counter shading
Examples of Adaptations �Mimicry
Create your own hidden butterfly! �Select one type of camouflage. �Color/shade it just right. �Place it in it’s habitat!
How Populations Evolve
Evolution of Populations �variation is the inheritable differences within the same species �the gene pool is all of the genes present in a population �changes in the frequencies of alleles is microevolution a population is the smallest unit that can evolve
Finding allele frequencies ◦
Sources of Genetic Variation 1. mutation DNA 2. genetic - a permanent change in drift – chance events can change the gene pools of small populations
Sources of Genetic Variation 3. migration of individuals into and/or out of a population can change allele frequencies 4. non-random mating (similar to selective breeding; only certain traits are desired) 5. natural selection
3 Patterns of Natural Selection 1. stabilizing selection ◦ favors average individuals in a population
3 Patterns of Natural Selection 2. directional selection ◦ favors one of the extreme forms of a trait
3 Patterns of Natural Selection 3. disruptive selection ◦ individuals of both extreme forms are favored over the average
Speciation - a species is a group of organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring Geographic isolation ◦ a physical barrier separates a population into groups (organisms adapt to their isolated environment) 1.
Geographic isolation
Speciation Reproductive Isolation ◦ Occurs when organisms are prevented from producing fertile offspring � occurs when mating behaviors/ 2. times/seasons don’t match � occurs when genetics aren’t similar enough
Various Patterns for Evolution
Rates of Speciation �mass extinctions have wiped out a large number of Earth’s history Following these mass extinctions new species arise
Rates of Speciation 1. Darwin proposed that evolution was a slow, steady process �small adaptive changes accumulate over time �this idea is known as gradualism
Rates of Speciation 2. punctuated equilibrium states that speciation occurs in relatively quick bursts ◦ The bursts of change are then followed by long periods of stability
Patterns of Macroevolution divergent evolution is the pattern of evolution in which many different species can be traced back to a common (same) ancestor ◦ the different species adapted to different environments ◦ this is also called adaptive radiation 1.
Divergent Evolution often happens among island chains because there are different habitats
Patterns of Macroevolution 2. convergent evolution occurs when distantly related organisms evolve similar traits
- Explain the theory of evolution
- Chapter 15 darwin's theory of evolution section 15-1
- Natural selection
- Chapter 17 darwin's theory of evolution
- Examples of homologous structures
- Chapter 15 darwin's theory of evolution section review 15-1
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- Chapter 15 darwin's theory of evolution section 15-1
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