Natural Selection and the Theory of Evolution NATURAL

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Natural Selection and the Theory of Evolution

Natural Selection and the Theory of Evolution

NATURAL SELECTION: the process in which organisms inherit advantageous traits tend to reproduce more

NATURAL SELECTION: the process in which organisms inherit advantageous traits tend to reproduce more successfully • Overproduction- Large population, only a small amount will survive to adulthood (reproduction age) • Genetic Variation- Variety and Uniqueness to individuals in the population • Selection- Some individuals have traits that are important for survival • Adaptation- an inherited trait which helps organisms survive NATURAL SELECTION GAME: 4 corners (p. 482)

ADAPTATION Characteristic of an organism which I increases it’s chances for survival Could be

ADAPTATION Characteristic of an organism which I increases it’s chances for survival Could be physical or behavioral

What are LIMITING factors!? Make a quick list of factors that limit species survival

What are LIMITING factors!? Make a quick list of factors that limit species survival • • Food Shelter Water Space Disease Parasitism Predation Nesting Sites

What if my species cant adapt? • EXTINCTION: all the members of a species

What if my species cant adapt? • EXTINCTION: all the members of a species die out

EVOLUTION: the process in which species change over time

EVOLUTION: the process in which species change over time

Darwin’s Theory of Evolution (via Natural Selection) Darwin’s Finch Experiments on the Galapagos Island

Darwin’s Theory of Evolution (via Natural Selection) Darwin’s Finch Experiments on the Galapagos Island (HMS BEAGLE) “Survival of the fittest” https: //www. youtube. com /watch? v=Bcp. B_986 wyk

What evidence supports the Theory of Evolution? https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=l. IEo. O

What evidence supports the Theory of Evolution? https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=l. IEo. O 5 Kd. Pvg Fossil Record Transitional fossils Common structures Similar DNA Embryology

THE FOSSIL RECORD: order of fossils within the strata of sedimentary rock Fossils: preserved

THE FOSSIL RECORD: order of fossils within the strata of sedimentary rock Fossils: preserved remains of dead organisms The older fossils are further down Relative dating: strata shows the age

Transitional fossils: fossils that show intermediaries of species • Tiktaalik

Transitional fossils: fossils that show intermediaries of species • Tiktaalik

Common Structures

Common Structures

Similar DNA • Organisms with fewer amino Acid differences are more closely Related. *Cytochrome

Similar DNA • Organisms with fewer amino Acid differences are more closely Related. *Cytochrome C houses proteins and Amino acids used in respiration

Developmental Similarities EMBRYOLOGY Due to a common ancestor?

Developmental Similarities EMBRYOLOGY Due to a common ancestor?

BINOMIAL n. OMENCLATURE: 2 name system • FIRST WORD IS THE GENUS and it

BINOMIAL n. OMENCLATURE: 2 name system • FIRST WORD IS THE GENUS and it is CAPITALIZED • SECOND IS THE SPECIES and it is lowercased • Must be underlined or in italic • Ex: Homo sapiens • Ex: Octodon degus

Cladogram

Cladogram

DICHOTOMOUS KEY • Create your own dichotomous key using 4 household items!

DICHOTOMOUS KEY • Create your own dichotomous key using 4 household items!

Evolution Summed up: https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=Cn. De. Id. Qcw. G 0

Evolution Summed up: https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=Cn. De. Id. Qcw. G 0