big on biology no bone about it 9-12 science std: bio 8e
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Big on Biology
No Bone About It
9-12 Science Std: Bio 8e
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We have talked about BiodiversityInterspecies Diversity
Many different speciesIncreases stabilityIncreases resiliencySupports ecosystem
Intraspecies DiversityMany different traitsIncreases stabilityIncreases resiliencySupports species
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We have talked about Natural Selection
Differentiation of Survival and ReproductionBased on successful traitsIf you survive – you can reproduceYour successful traits are passed on to offspringSuccessful traits carried on
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Which leads to Evolution
Creation of a New SpeciesBased on traits favored by ecosystem
But did you know……There are different kinds of evolution
MicroevolutionSmall EvolutionSmall changes in single populationsLike the shape of a bird’s beak
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Which leads to Evolution
Creation of a New SpeciesBased on traits favored by ecosystem
But did you know……There are different kinds of evolution
MacroevolutionMajor eventChanges multiple populations
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We know this has happened
There are fossilsBut what is a fossil?
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What is a fossil?
Simple definition:Fossils are the preserved evidence of ancient life
There are 2 types of fossils:
Body Fossils Trace Fossils
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What is a fossil?
Body FossilFossil of the actual body of an organism
Body of an organism covered by mud and sand
Elements in mud replace organic material
Organic become mineral (rock)
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What is a fossil?
Trace FossilTraces of the activities of plants and animals
Footprints or other tracks are covered by mud
Some parts harden into rock
Softer parts wash away
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We can look at the fossil Record
The Fossil RecordDivided into eras and periods
Each Era ended with significant event
Lets look at the eras and periods starting with the oldest and working our way up
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Archean Era
Oldest era on Organizer
Oldest fossils found here
Mostly bacteria and algae
2.5 Billion to 3.8 billion years ago
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Proterozoic Era
Next era up
Primitive aquatic plants
No life found on land
570 Million to 2.5 Billion years ago
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Paleozoic Era
Divided into 7 periods
Major changes in organisms
Life starts to come onto the land
Era of great forests that made the fossil fuels
Pangaea comes together during this time
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Cambrian Period
500 to 570 Million Years
Lots of animals in sea
None of them have a backbone
Most look like crabs (trilobites)
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Ordovician Period
435 to 500 Million Years
First signs of fish
Snails start to show
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Silurian Period
410 to 435 Million Years
First plants on land
First animals on land
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Devonian Period
360 to 410 Million Years
Amphibians start to come on land
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Mississippian Period
330 to 360 Million Years
Sharks start to be seen
Large primitive trees on land
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Pennsylvanian Period
290 to 330 Million Years
Fern forests
Lots of insects
First reptiles
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Permian Period
240 to 290 Million Years
Amphibians grow bigger
Reptiles grow bigger
First major extinction event
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Mesozoic Era
Divided into 3 periods
Age of Dinosaurs
Pangaea starts to break up
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Triassic Period
205 to 240 Million Years
Lots of Pine Trees
Different types of reptiles on land and in sea
Sizes of reptiles get bigger
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Jurassic Period
138 to 205 Million Years
First birds and mammals
Lots of dinosaurs
Most well known from movies
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Cretaceous Period
66 to 138 Million Years
First flowering plants
Lots of biodiversity
End of Dinosaurs 65 million years ago
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Cenozoic Era
Divided into 2 periods
Age of Mammals
Long term cooling of Earth
More diversity of producers
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Tertiary Period
1.6 to 66 Million Years
Increased diversity of mammals
Rocky Mountains, Alps and Himalayas formed
Apes got bigger
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Quaternary Period1.6 Million Years to present day
The age of man
Coming out of major ice age
Humans from hominids
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Questions?