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Evolution Just a few points

Just What is a Species??? Species: a group of organisms that share similar characteristics can interbreed with one another produce fertile offspring Population: One species in one place at one time

And a couple of new terms Speciation: the process of forming of a new species by biological evolution from a preexisting species. Evolution: any genetic change in a population that is inherited over several generations Biological evolution can occur on a small scale affecting a single population (microevolution) Or on a large scale affecting changes in species across populations (macroevolution).

Populations evolve; individuals do not. A population has continuity from generation to generation. The genetic constitution of a population may change over time.

Evolutionary Theory Jean Baptiste de LeMarck (1744 1829) Two theories of how organisms changed over time. Inheritance of acquired characteristics - Organisms can change their body when needed and pass these changes onto their offspring. Law of use and disuse - if you don't use it, you lose it!

Lamarck s Giraffe

Evolutionary Theory Charles Darwin (1809 1882) Was the naturalist on the H.M.S. Beagle, which went on a 5 yr. voyage. In 1859 he published the Origin of Species. In this book, he outlined the principles of natural selection.

Principles of Natural Selection: Individuals in a species vary. Some variations are heritable. More individuals are produced than the environment can support. Competition for resources occurs. Individuals with favorable traits will survive and reproduce, with the traits passed on to the offspring.

Evolutionary Theory Alfred Russel Wallace (1823 1913) He proposed his theory of natural selection at the same time as Darwin. Almost became the father of evolution.

Darwin s Giraffe

Camouflage as an example of evolutionary adaptation

Fitness Darwin's idea of fitness is measured by the relative contribution that an individual makes to the gene pool of the next generation. Fitness is the contribution of many factors that affect both survival and fertility. If an organism survives and reproduces, it is fit.

Genetic Processes Sexual Reproduction: Half of mom s genes + half of dad s genes = genetically different offspring

Genetic Processes Asexual Reproduction: only one parent produces the offspring that are for the most part genetically identical to that parent.

Diversity Within a species there is a variability of phenotypic traits leading to diversity among the organisms of the species. The greater the diversity, the greater the chances are for that species to survive during environmental changes. Which type of reproduction gives a species a better chance to survive?

Evolutionary Theory Anatomy structures Embryology development of organisms Biochemistry DNA, RNA, proteins Paleontology fossil record

Anatomy

Embryology

Biochemistry

Compare Genomes

Paleontology

Rhea and Ostrich

Ostrich Range

Rhea Range

Pangaea Could a common ancestor have possibly lived here?

Evolutionary Theory One piece of evidence does not ensure an accurate picture of the history of the evolution of a particular group of organisms, but as scientists collect many pieces of evidence from many fields, the reliability of a particular hypothesis becomes greater and greater. The more evidence scientists can gather from different fields of science, the more reliable their information becomes in regards to evolutionary relationships. The evolutionary theory is a well-tested explanation that accounts for a wide range of observations made by scientists in many fields of science. No scientist suggests that all evolutionary processes are understood; many unanswered questions remain to be studied and analyzed.