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Page 1: Evolution - Honors Biology

2011-2012Honors Biology

Evolution

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Honors Biology

What is Evolution?

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What is Evolution?§ Evolution

u changes in living organisms over timeu explains how modern organisms have

descended from ancient organisms

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What is Evolution?§ Evolution

u changes in living organisms over timeu explains how modern organisms have

descended from ancient organisms

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What is Evolution?§ Evolution

u changes in living organisms over timeu explains how modern organisms have

descended from ancient organisms

Evolution!

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What is Evolution?§ Evolution

u changes in living organisms over timeu explains how modern organisms have

descended from ancient organisms

Evolution!

Evolution!

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What is Evolution?§ Evolution

u changes in living organisms over timeu explains how modern organisms have

descended from ancient organisms

Evolution!

Evolution! Evolution!

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What is Evolution?§ Evolution

u changes in living organisms over timeu explains how modern organisms have

descended from ancient organisms

Evolution!

Evolution! Evolution!

Isn’t evolution just a THEORY?

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What is Evolution?§ Evolution

u changes in living organisms over timeu explains how modern organisms have

descended from ancient organisms

Evolution!

Evolution! Evolution!What about religion?

Isn’t evolution just a THEORY?

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What is Evolution?§ Evolution

u changes in living organisms over timeu explains how modern organisms have

descended from ancient organisms

Evolution!

Evolution! Evolution!

Why do we accept this as aScientific Principle?

What about religion?

Isn’t evolution just a THEORY?

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Theory?

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Theory?§ a well-tested explanation that unifies a

broad range of observations

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Theory?§ a well-tested explanation that unifies a

broad range of observations

Cell Theory

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Theory?§ a well-tested explanation that unifies a

broad range of observations

Cell Theory

Heliocentric Solar SystemTuesday, March 6, 12

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Theory?§ a well-tested explanation that unifies a

broad range of observations

Cell Theory

Heliocentric Solar System

Plate Tectonic Theory

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Religion?

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Religion?SCIENCE RELIGION

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Religion?SCIENCE RELIGION§ Guided by natural

law

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Religion?SCIENCE RELIGION§ Guided by natural

law§ Based on faith

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Religion?SCIENCE RELIGION§ Guided by natural

law§ Explains what is

observed

§ Based on faith

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Religion?SCIENCE RELIGION§ Guided by natural

law§ Explains what is

observed

§ Based on faith§ Accepted without

evidence

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Religion?SCIENCE RELIGION§ Guided by natural

law§ Explains what is

observed§ TESTABLE

§ Based on faith§ Accepted without

evidence

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Religion?SCIENCE RELIGION§ Guided by natural

law§ Explains what is

observed§ TESTABLE

§ Based on faith§ Accepted without

evidence§ NOT TESTABLE

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Religion?SCIENCE RELIGION§ Guided by natural

law§ Explains what is

observed§ TESTABLE§ Self correcting

§ Based on faith§ Accepted without

evidence§ NOT TESTABLE

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Religion?SCIENCE RELIGION§ Guided by natural

law§ Explains what is

observed§ TESTABLE§ Self correcting

§ Based on faith§ Accepted without

evidence§ NOT TESTABLE§ Deals with

supernatural

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What do we know?

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What do we know?§ There are many different creatures on Earth

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What do we know?§ There are many different creatures on Earth

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What do we know?§ There are many different creatures on Earth

Diversity of Life on Earth

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What do we know?§ There are many different creatures on Earth

Diversity of Life on EarthBiodiversity of Life on Earth

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What do we know?§ There are many different creatures on Earth§ How do we know this?

Diversity of Life on EarthBiodiversity of Life on Earth

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What do we know?§ There are many different creatures on Earth§ How do we know this?

Diversity of Life on Earth

OBSERVATION

Biodiversity of Life on Earth

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What do we know?§ There are many different creatures on Earth§ How do we know this?

Diversity of Life on Earth

OBSERVATION

How did all these creatures come about?

Biodiversity of Life on Earth

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What do we know?§ There are many different creatures on Earth§ How do we know this?

Diversity of Life on Earth

OBSERVATION

How did all these creatures come about?What accounts for all this biological diversity?

Biodiversity of Life on Earth

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What do we know?

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What do we know?§ All creatures have common characteristics

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What do we know?§ All creatures have common characteristics

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What do we know?§ All creatures have common characteristics

cells

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What do we know?§ All creatures have common characteristics

cells

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What do we know?§ All creatures have common characteristics

DNAcells

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What do we know?§ All creatures have common characteristics

DNAcells

Unity of Life on Earth

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What do we know?§ All creatures have common characteristics§ How do we know this?

DNAcells

Unity of Life on Earth

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What do we know?§ All creatures have common characteristics§ How do we know this?

DNAcells

Unity of Life on Earth

OBSERVATION

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What do we know?§ All creatures have common characteristics§ How do we know this?

DNAcells

Unity of Life on Earth

How could all of life have the same basic features?

OBSERVATION

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What do we know?

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What do we know?§ The Earth is very old

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What do we know?§ The Earth is very old

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What do we know?§ The Earth is very old§ How do we know this?

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What do we know?§ The Earth is very old§ How do we know this?

TESTING & OBSERVATION

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What do we know?§ The Earth is very old§ How do we know this?

Radioactive Datingof the Rocks

TESTING & OBSERVATION

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What do we know?§ The Earth is very old§ How do we know this?

Radioactive Datingof the Rocks

TESTING & OBSERVATION

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What do we know?§ The Earth is very old§ How do we know this?

Radioactive Datingof the Rocks

TESTING & OBSERVATION

Life is very old!

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What do we know?§ The Earth is very old§ How do we know this?

Radioactive Datingof the Rocks

TESTING & OBSERVATION

Life is very old!

What’s happened to life during those billions of years?Tuesday, March 6, 12

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What do we know?

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What do we know?§ Creatures have changed over time

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What do we know?§ Creatures have changed over time

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What do we know?§ Creatures have changed over time

Fossil Record

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What do we know?§ Creatures have changed over time§ How do we know this?

Fossil Record

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What do we know?§ Creatures have changed over time§ How do we know this?

Fossil Record

OBSERVATION

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What has the fossil record shown us?

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What has the fossil record shown us?§ Many creatures that lived in the past don’t

exist today

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What has the fossil record shown us?§ Many creatures that lived in the past don’t

exist today

Origin of new species

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What has the fossil record shown us?§ Many creatures that lived in the past don’t

exist today

Origin of new species

OBSERVATION

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What has the fossil record shown us?

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What has the fossil record shown us?§ The creatures alive today haven’t

always been around

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What has the fossil record shown us?§ The creatures alive today haven’t

always been around

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What has the fossil record shown us?§ The creatures alive today haven’t

always been around

Different species lived in the past

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What has the fossil record shown us?§ The creatures alive today haven’t

always been around

Different species lived in the past

OBSERVATION

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What has the fossil record shown us?

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What has the fossil record shown us?§ Many creatures in the past looked like

living ones we see today

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What has the fossil record shown us?§ Many creatures in the past looked like

living ones we see today

“Family Tree”Relatives with similar,

but not the same traits

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What has the fossil record shown us?§ Many creatures in the past looked like

living ones we see today

“Family Tree”Relatives with similar,

but not the same traits

OBSERVATION

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Quick review, so far….

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Quick review, so far….§ Many different species alive today

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Quick review, so far….§ Many different species alive today§ All life shares common characteristics

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Quick review, so far….§ Many different species alive today§ All life shares common characteristics§ The Earth is very old

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Quick review, so far….§ Many different species alive today§ All life shares common characteristics§ The Earth is very old§ Life is very old

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Quick review, so far….§ Many different species alive today§ All life shares common characteristics§ The Earth is very old§ Life is very old§ Life has changed over time

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Quick review, so far….§ Many different species alive today§ All life shares common characteristics§ The Earth is very old§ Life is very old§ Life has changed over time§ The changes have been little changes over

long periods of time

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Quick review, so far….§ Many different species alive today§ All life shares common characteristics§ The Earth is very old§ Life is very old§ Life has changed over time§ The changes have been little changes over

long periods of time

Evolution

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Quick review, so far….§ Many different species alive today§ All life shares common characteristics§ The Earth is very old§ Life is very old§ Life has changed over time§ The changes have been little changes over

long periods of time

Evolution

But how does this work?Tuesday, March 6, 12

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What do we know?

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What do we know?§ Populations are a mix of different individuals

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What do we know?§ Populations are a mix of different individuals

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What do we know?§ Populations are a mix of different individuals

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What do we know?§ Populations are a mix of different individuals

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What do we know?§ Populations are a mix of different individuals

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What do we know?§ Populations are a mix of different individuals

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What do we know?§ Populations are a mix of different individuals

Variation

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What do we know?§ Populations are a mix of different individuals§ How do we know this?

Variation

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What do we know?§ Populations are a mix of different individuals§ How do we know this? OBSERVATION

Variation

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What do we know?

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What do we know?§ Organisms have more offspring than the

environment can support

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What do we know?§ Organisms have more offspring than the

environment can support

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What do we know?§ Organisms have more offspring than the

environment can support

Over-production

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What do we know?§ Organisms have more offspring than the

environment can support§ Not everybody survives

Over-production

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What do we know?§ Organisms have more offspring than the

environment can support§ Not everybody survives

Over-production

Competition

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What do we know?§ Organisms have more offspring than the

environment can support§ Not everybody survives§ How do we know this?

Over-production

Competition

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What do we know?§ Organisms have more offspring than the

environment can support§ Not everybody survives§ How do we know this?

OBSERVATION

Over-production

Competition

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How does that work?

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How does that work?

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How does that work?

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How does that work?

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How does that work?

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How does that work?

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How does that work?

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How does that work?

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How does that work?

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How does that work?

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How does that work?

Variation

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How does that work?

Variation

Over-Production & Competition

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How does that work?

Variation

Over-Production & Competition

Adaptation

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How does that work?

Variation

Over-Production & Competition

Nature selects the ones that “fit” the environment better … survive & reproduce

Adaptation

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How does that work?

Variation

Over-Production & Competition

Natural Selection

Nature selects the ones that “fit” the environment better … survive & reproduce

Adaptation

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What determines survival?

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What determines survival?§ Natural Selection

u traits that help individuals survive§ survive predators§ survive disease§ compete for food§ compete for territory

u traits that help individuals reproduce§ attracting a mate§ compete for nesting sites§ successfully raise young

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What determines survival?§ Natural Selection

u traits that help individuals survive§ survive predators§ survive disease§ compete for food§ compete for territory

u traits that help individuals reproduce§ attracting a mate§ compete for nesting sites§ successfully raise young

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What determines survival?§ Natural Selection

u traits that help individuals survive§ survive predators§ survive disease§ compete for food§ compete for territory

u traits that help individuals reproduce§ attracting a mate§ compete for nesting sites§ successfully raise young

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What determines survival?§ Natural Selection

u traits that help individuals survive§ survive predators§ survive disease§ compete for food§ compete for territory

u traits that help individuals reproduce§ attracting a mate§ compete for nesting sites§ successfully raise young

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What determines survival?§ Natural Selection

u traits that help individuals survive§ survive predators§ survive disease§ compete for food§ compete for territory

u traits that help individuals reproduce§ attracting a mate§ compete for nesting sites§ successfully raise young

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What determines survival?§ Natural Selection

u traits that help individuals survive§ survive predators§ survive disease§ compete for food§ compete for territory

u traits that help individuals reproduce§ attracting a mate§ compete for nesting sites§ successfully raise young

Adaptations

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What determines survival?§ Natural Selection

u traits that help individuals survive§ survive predators§ survive disease§ compete for food§ compete for territory

u traits that help individuals reproduce§ attracting a mate§ compete for nesting sites§ successfully raise young

Survival & Reproduction of the Fittest

Adaptations

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Survival & Reproduction of the fittest

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Survival & Reproduction of the fittest

not the strongest…

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Survival & Reproduction of the fittest

not the strongest…not the bravest…

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Survival & Reproduction of the fittest

not the strongest…not the bravest…not the fastest…

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Survival & Reproduction of the fittest

not the strongest…not the bravest…not the fastest…not the biggest…

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Survival & Reproduction of the fittest

not the strongest…not the bravest…not the fastest…not the biggest……the fittest!

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Survival & Reproduction of the fittest

not the strongest…not the bravest…not the fastest…not the biggest……the fittest!

the traits that help an organism fit the environment better to

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Survival & Reproduction of the fittest

not the strongest…not the bravest…not the fastest…not the biggest……the fittest!

the traits that help an organism fit the environment better to

survive & reproduce

Adaptations

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Evolution explains Unity & Diversity

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Evolution explains Unity & Diversity§ Only evolution explains both u unity of life

§ similarities between all living thingsu diversity of life

§ wide variety of different creatures on Earth

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Honors Biology DNA

Evolution explains Unity & Diversity§ Only evolution explains both u unity of life

§ similarities between all living thingsu diversity of life

§ wide variety of different creatures on Earth

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Evolution explains Unity & Diversity§ Only evolution explains both u unity of life

§ similarities between all living thingsu diversity of life

§ wide variety of different creatures on Earth

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Survival & reproduction of the fittest bug…

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Survival & reproduction of the fittest bug…

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Insect eaters

Bud eater

Seed eaters

Cactuseater

Warblerfinch

Tree

finc

hes Ground finches

Charles Darwinand

Evolution

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Charles Darwin

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Charles Darwin

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Charles Darwin§ Proposed a way how

evolution worksu How did creatures

change over time?u by natural selection

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Charles Darwin§ Proposed a way how

evolution worksu How did creatures

change over time?u by natural selection

§ Collected a lot of evidence to support his ideas u 1809-1882u British naturalist

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Voyage of the HMS Beagle

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Robert Fitzroy

Voyage of the HMS Beagle§ Invited to travel around the world

u 1831-1836 (22 years old!)u makes many observations of nature

§ main mission of the Beagle was to chart South American coastline

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Voyage of the HMS Beagle

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Voyage of the HMS Beagle§ Stopped in Galapagos Islands

u 500 miles off coast of Ecuador

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Voyage of the HMS Beagle§ Stopped in Galapagos Islands

u 500 miles off coast of Ecuador

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GalapagosRecently formed volcanic islands. Most of animals on the Galápagos live nowhere else in world, but they look like species living on South American mainland.

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GalapagosRecently formed volcanic islands. Most of animals on the Galápagos live nowhere else in world, but they look like species living on South American mainland.

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Darwin found…many unique species

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Darwin found…many unique species

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Darwin found…many unique species

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Darwin found…many unique species

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Darwin found…many unique species

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Many of Darwin’s observations made him wonder… Why?

Darwin found…many unique species

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Many of Darwin’s observations made him wonder… Why?

Darwin asked:Why were these creatures found only on the Galapagos Islands?

Darwin found…many unique species

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Darwin found…clues in the fossils

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Darwin found:Evidence that creatures have changed over time

Darwin found…clues in the fossils

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present day Armadillos

Darwin found:Evidence that creatures have changed over time

Darwin found…clues in the fossils

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present day Armadillos

Darwin found:Evidence that creatures have changed over time

ancient Armadillo

Darwin found…clues in the fossils

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present day Armadillos

Darwin found:Evidence that creatures have changed over time

ancient Armadillo

Darwin asked:Why should extinct armadillos & modern armadillos be found on same continent?

Darwin found…clues in the fossils

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Darwin found:Different shells on tortoises on different islands

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Darwin found:Different shells on tortoises on different islands

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Darwin found:Different shells on tortoises on different islands

Darwin asked:Is there a relationship

between the environment & what an animal

looks like?

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Darwin found… birdsDarwin found:Many different birds on the Galapagos Islands.

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Darwin found… birdsDarwin found:Many different birds on the Galapagos Islands.

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Darwin found… birdsDarwin found:Many different birds on the Galapagos Islands.

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Darwin found… birdsDarwin found:Many different birds on the Galapagos Islands.

He thought he found very different kinds…

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Darwin found… birds

Finch?

Darwin found:Many different birds on the Galapagos Islands.

He thought he found very different kinds…

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Darwin found… birds

Finch? Sparrow?

Darwin found:Many different birds on the Galapagos Islands.

He thought he found very different kinds…

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Darwin found… birds

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker?

Darwin found:Many different birds on the Galapagos Islands.

He thought he found very different kinds…

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Darwin found… birds

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Darwin found:Many different birds on the Galapagos Islands.

He thought he found very different kinds…

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Darwin was amazed to find out: All 14 species of birds were finches…

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

But Darwin found… a lot of finches

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Darwin was amazed to find out: All 14 species of birds were finches…

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

But Darwin found… a lot of finches

Large ground finch

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Darwin was amazed to find out: All 14 species of birds were finches…

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

But Darwin found… a lot of finches

Large ground finch

Small ground finch

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Darwin was amazed to find out: All 14 species of birds were finches…

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

But Darwin found… a lot of finches

Large ground finch

Small ground finch

Warbler finchTuesday, March 6, 12

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Darwin was amazed to find out: All 14 species of birds were finches…

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

But Darwin found… a lot of finches

Large ground finch

Small ground finch

Warbler finch Tree finchTuesday, March 6, 12

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Darwin was amazed to find out: All 14 species of birds were finches…

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

But Darwin found… a lot of finches

Large ground finch

Small ground finch

Warbler finch Tree finch

But there is only one species of finch on the mainland!

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Darwin was amazed to find out: All 14 species of birds were finches…

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

But Darwin found… a lot of finches

Large ground finch

Small ground finch

Warbler finch Tree finch

But there is only one species of finch on the mainland! Darwin asked:

If the Galapagos finches came from the mainland, why are they

so different now?

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Large ground finch

Small ground finch

Warbler finch Tree finch

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Small ground finch

Warbler finch Tree finch

Big seed eater

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Warbler finch Tree finch

Big seed eater Small seed eater

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Tree finch

Big seed eater Small seed eater

Insect eater

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Big seed eater Small seed eater

Insect eater Leaf & bud eater

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Big seed eater Small seed eater

Insect eater Leaf & bud eater

Darwin said:Ahaaaa!

A flock of South American finches

were stranded on the Galapagos…

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Big seed eater Small seed eater

Insect eater Leaf & bud eater

Darwin said:Ahaaaa!

A flock of South American finches

were stranded on the Galapagos…

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Big seed eater Small seed eater

Insect eater Leaf & bud eater

Darwin said:Ahaaaa!

A flock of South American finches

were stranded on the Galapagos…

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

n different beaks are inherited variations

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Big seed eater Small seed eater

Insect eater Leaf & bud eater

Darwin said:Ahaaaa!

A flock of South American finches

were stranded on the Galapagos…

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

n different beaks are inherited variations

n serve as adaptationsthat help birds compete for food

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Big seed eater Small seed eater

Insect eater Leaf & bud eater

Darwin said:Ahaaaa!

A flock of South American finches

were stranded on the Galapagos…

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

n different beaks are inherited variations

n serve as adaptationsthat help birds compete for food

n these birds survive & reproduce

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Big seed eater Small seed eater

Insect eater Leaf & bud eater

Darwin said:Ahaaaa!

A flock of South American finches

were stranded on the Galapagos…

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

n different beaks are inherited variations

n serve as adaptationsthat help birds compete for food

n these birds survive & reproduce

n pass on the genes for those more fit beaks

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Finch? Sparrow?

Woodpecker? Warbler?

The finches cinched it!

Big seed eater Small seed eater

Insect eater Leaf & bud eater

Darwin said:Ahaaaa!

A flock of South American finches

were stranded on the Galapagos…

Darwin found: The differences between species of finches were associated with the different food they ate.

n different beaks are inherited variations

n serve as adaptationsthat help birds compete for food

n these birds survive & reproduce

n pass on the genes for those more fit beaks

n over time nature selected for different species with different beaks

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Relationship between species (beaks) & food

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Relationship between species (beaks) & food

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Darwin’s finches

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Darwin’s finches§ Darwin’s conclusions

u variations in beaks § differences in beaks in the original flock§ adaptations to foods available on islands

u natural selection for most fit§ over many generations, the finches were selected

for specific beaks & behaviorsu offspring inherit successful traits

§ accumulation of winning traits:both beaks & behaviors

u separate into different species

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From 1 species to 14 species…

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Warbler finch

Woodpecker finch

Small insectivorous

tree finchLarge

insectivoroustree finch

Vegetariantree finch

Cactus finch

Sharp-beaked finch

Small groundfinch

Mediumground finch

Large groundfinch

Insect eaters

Bud eater

Seed eaters

Cactuseater

Warblerfinch

Tree

finc

hes Ground finches

From 1 species to 14 species…

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Warbler finch

Woodpecker finch

Small insectivorous

tree finchLarge

insectivoroustree finch

Vegetariantree finch

Cactus finch

Sharp-beaked finch

Small groundfinch

Mediumground finch

Large groundfinch

Insect eaters

Bud eater

Seed eaters

Cactuseater

Warblerfinch

Tree

finc

hes Ground finches

variation

From 1 species to 14 species…

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Warbler finch

Woodpecker finch

Small insectivorous

tree finchLarge

insectivoroustree finch

Vegetariantree finch

Cactus finch

Sharp-beaked finch

Small groundfinch

Mediumground finch

Large groundfinch

Insect eaters

Bud eater

Seed eaters

Cactuseater

Warblerfinch

Tree

finc

hes Ground finches

variation natural selection for best survival & reproduction

From 1 species to 14 species…

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Earlier ideas on Evolution

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§ LaMarcku evolution by acquired traits

§ creatures developed traits during their lifetime

§ give those traits to their offspring

u example§ in reaching higher

leaves giraffes stretch their necks & give the acquired longer neck to offspring

u not accepted as valid

Earlier ideas on Evolution

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§ LaMarcku evolution by acquired traits

§ creatures developed traits during their lifetime

§ give those traits to their offspring

u example§ in reaching higher

leaves giraffes stretch their necks & give the acquired longer neck to offspring

u not accepted as valid

Earlier ideas on Evolution

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Darwin’s view of Evolution

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Darwin’s view of Evolution

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Darwin’s view of Evolution§ Darwin

u giraffes that already have long necks survive better

u leave more offspring who inherit their long necks§ variation§ selection & survival§ reproduction &

inheritance of more fit traits

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Darwin’s view of Evolution§ Darwin

u giraffes that already have long necks survive better

u leave more offspring who inherit their long necks§ variation§ selection & survival§ reproduction &

inheritance of more fit traitsü

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Evidence for Evolutionby

Natural Selection

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Evidence for Evolutionby

Natural Selection

Hunting for evolution clues… Elementary, my dear, Darwin!

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1. Fossil record

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1. Fossil record§ Layers of rock contain fossils

u new layers cover older ones§ creates a record over time

u fossils show a series of organisms have lived on Earth § over a long period of time

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Fossils tell a story…

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Fossils tell a story…

the Earth is old

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Fossils tell a story…

the Earth is old

Life is old

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Fossils tell a story…

the Earth is old

Life is old

Life on Earth has changed

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Fossil of Archaeopteryx§ lived about 150 mya§ links reptiles & birds

Today’s organisms descended from ancestral species

Evolution of birds

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Fossil of Archaeopteryx§ lived about 150 mya§ links reptiles & birds

Today’s organisms descended from ancestral species

Evolution of birds

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Fossil of Archaeopteryx§ lived about 150 mya§ links reptiles & birds

Today’s organisms descended from ancestral species

Evolution of birds

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Land Mammal

????

Ocean Mammal

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Land Mammal

????

Where are the

intermediate

fossils?

Ocean Mammal

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Land Mammal

????

Where are the

intermediate

fossils?

Ocean MammalSomeone’s idea of a joke!

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Land Mammal

????

Where are the

intermediate

fossils?

Ocean MammalSomeone’s idea of a joke!

But the joke’s on them!!

We found the fossil — no joke!

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Land Mammal

???

Ocean MammalSomeone’s idea of a joke!

But the joke’s on them!!

We found the fossil — no joke!

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Land Mammal

??

Ocean MammalSomeone’s idea of a joke!

But the joke’s on them!!

We found the fossil — no joke!

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Land Mammal

?

Ocean MammalSomeone’s idea of a joke!

But the joke’s on them!!

We found the fossil — no joke!

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Land Mammal

Ocean MammalSomeone’s idea of a joke!

But the joke’s on them!!

Complete seriesof transitional

fossils

We found the fossil — no joke!

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Evolution from sea to land

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Evolution from sea to land§ 2006 fossil discovery of early tetrapod

u 4 limbs

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Evolution from sea to land§ 2006 fossil discovery of early tetrapod

u 4 limbs§ Missing link from sea to land animals

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3. Anatomical record

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3. Anatomical record

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3. Anatomical recordAnimals with different structures on the surface

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3. Anatomical recordAnimals with different structures on the surface

But when you look under the skin…

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3. Anatomical recordAnimals with different structures on the surface

But when you look under the skin…

It tells an evolutionary story of common ancestors

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Compare the bones§ The same bones under the skin

u limbs that perform different functions are built from the same bones

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Compare the bones§ The same bones under the skin

u limbs that perform different functions are built from the same bones

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Compare the bones§ The same bones under the skin

u limbs that perform different functions are built from the same bones

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Homologous structures

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Homologous structures§ Structures that come from the same origin

§ homo- = same§ -logous = information

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Homologous structures§ Structures that come from the same origin

§ homo- = same§ -logous = information

§ Forelimbs of human, cats, whales, & bats u same structure

§ on the insideu same development in embryo u different functions

§ on the outsideu evidence of common ancestor

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But don’t be fooled by these…

Solving a similar problem with a similar solution

How is a birdlike a bug?

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But don’t be fooled by these…§ Analogous structures

Solving a similar problem with a similar solution

How is a birdlike a bug?

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But don’t be fooled by these…§ Analogous structures

ulook similar

Solving a similar problem with a similar solution

How is a birdlike a bug?

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But don’t be fooled by these…§ Analogous structures

ulook similar§ on the outside

Solving a similar problem with a similar solution

How is a birdlike a bug?

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But don’t be fooled by these…§ Analogous structures

ulook similar§ on the outside

usame function

Solving a similar problem with a similar solution

How is a birdlike a bug?

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But don’t be fooled by these…§ Analogous structures

ulook similar§ on the outside

usame functionudifferent structure & development

Solving a similar problem with a similar solution

How is a birdlike a bug?

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But don’t be fooled by these…§ Analogous structures

ulook similar§ on the outside

usame functionudifferent structure & development

§ on the inside

Solving a similar problem with a similar solution

How is a birdlike a bug?

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But don’t be fooled by these…§ Analogous structures

ulook similar§ on the outside

usame functionudifferent structure & development

§ on the insideudifferent origin

Solving a similar problem with a similar solution

How is a birdlike a bug?

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But don’t be fooled by these…§ Analogous structures

ulook similar§ on the outside

usame functionudifferent structure & development

§ on the insideudifferent originuno evolutionary relationship

Solving a similar problem with a similar solution

How is a birdlike a bug?

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Analogous structures§ Dolphins: aquatic mammal§ Fish: aquatic vertebrate

uboth adapted to life in the sea

unot closely related

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Analogous structures§ Dolphins: aquatic mammal§ Fish: aquatic vertebrate

uboth adapted to life in the sea

unot closely related

Watch the tail!

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Convergent evolution§ 3 groups with wings

u Does this mean they have a recent common ancestor?

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Convergent evolution§ 3 groups with wings

u Does this mean they have a recent common ancestor?

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Convergent evolution§ 3 groups with wings

u Does this mean they have a recent common ancestor?

NO!

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Convergent evolution§ 3 groups with wings

u Does this mean they have a recent common ancestor?

Flight evolved 3 separate times — evolving similar solutions to similar “problems”

NO!

They justcame up with the

same answer!

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Convergent evolution led to mimicry§ Why do these pairs look so similar?

Monarch malepoisonous

Viceroy maleedible

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Convergent evolution led to mimicry§ Why do these pairs look so similar?

Monarch malepoisonous

Viceroy maleedible

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Convergent evolution led to mimicry§ Why do these pairs look so similar?

Monarch malepoisonous

Viceroy maleedible

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Convergent evolution led to mimicry§ Why do these pairs look so similar?

Monarch malepoisonous

Viceroy maleedible

Which is the fly vs. the bee?

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Convergent evolution led to mimicry§ Why do these pairs look so similar?

Monarch malepoisonous

Viceroy maleedible

fly beeTuesday, March 6, 12

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Convergent evolution led to mimicry§ Why do these pairs look so similar?

Monarch malepoisonous

Viceroy maleedible

fly bee

Which is the moth vs. the bee?

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Convergent evolution led to mimicry§ Why do these pairs look so similar?

Monarch malepoisonous

Viceroy maleedible

fly bee moth beeTuesday, March 6, 12

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Vestigial organs§ Hind leg bones on whale fossils

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Vestigial organs§ Hind leg bones on whale fossils

Why would whales have pelvis & leg bones if they were always sea creatures?

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Vestigial organs§ Hind leg bones on whale fossils

Why would whales have pelvis & leg bones if they were always sea creatures?

Because they used to

walk on land!

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Comparative embryology§ Development of embryo tells an evolutionary

story u similar structures during development

all vertebrate embryos have a “gill pouch” at one stage of development

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3. Molecular record§ Comparing DNA & protein structure

u everyone uses the same genetic code! § DNA

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3. Molecular record

100 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120

LampreyFrogBirdDogMacaqueHuman

328 45 67 125

§ Comparing DNA & protein structureu everyone uses the same genetic code!

§ DNA

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3. Molecular record

100 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120

LampreyFrogBirdDogMacaqueHuman

328 45 67 125

§ Comparing DNA & protein structureu everyone uses the same genetic code!

§ DNA

§ compare common genes§ compare common proteins

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3. Molecular record

100 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120

LampreyFrogBirdDogMacaqueHuman

328 45 67 125

§ Comparing DNA & protein structureu everyone uses the same genetic code!

§ DNA

§ compare common genes§ compare common proteins

number of amino acids different from human hemoglobin

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Building “family” treesClosely related species are branches on the tree — coming from a common ancestor

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Building “family” treesClosely related species are branches on the tree — coming from a common ancestor

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§ How do we know natural selection can change a population?u we can recreate a similar processu “evolution by human selection”

4. Artificial selection

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§ How do we know natural selection can change a population?u we can recreate a similar processu “evolution by human selection”

4. Artificial selection

“descendants” of wild mustard

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§ How do we know natural selection can change a population?u we can recreate a similar processu “evolution by human selection”

4. Artificial selection

“descendants” of wild mustard

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Selective BreedingHumans create the change over time

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Selective BreedingHumans create the change over time

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Artificial Selection…and the examples keep coming!

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Artificial Selection…and the examples keep coming!

I liked breeding pigeons!

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Artificial Selection…and the examples keep coming!

I liked breeding pigeons!

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Artificial Selection gone bad!§ Unexpected

consequences of artificial selection

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Artificial Selection gone bad!§ Unexpected

consequences of artificial selection

Pesticide resistance

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Artificial Selection gone bad!§ Unexpected

consequences of artificial selection

Pesticide resistance

Antibiotic resistance

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Insecticide resistance

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Insecticide resistance

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Insecticide resistance

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Insecticide resistance

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Insecticide resistance

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Insecticide resistance

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Insecticide resistance § Spray the field, but…

u insecticide didn’t kill all individuals§ variation

u resistant survivors reproduce

u resistance is inheritedu insecticide becomes less

& less effective

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Evolutionary ForcesWhat changes populations?

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Evolutionary ForcesWhat changes populations?

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Forces of evolutionary change

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Forces of evolutionary change§ Natural selection

u traits that improve survival or reproduction will accumulate in the population§ adaptive change

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Forces of evolutionary change§ Natural selection

u traits that improve survival or reproduction will accumulate in the population§ adaptive change

§ Genetic driftu frequency of traits can change

in a population due to chance events§ random change

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Forces of evolutionary change§ Natural selection

u traits that improve survival or reproduction will accumulate in the population§ adaptive change

§ Genetic driftu frequency of traits can change

in a population due to chance events§ random change

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Forces of evolutionary change§ Natural selection

u traits that improve survival or reproduction will accumulate in the population§ adaptive change

§ Genetic driftu frequency of traits can change

in a population due to chance events§ random change

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Forces of evolutionary change§ Natural selection

u traits that improve survival or reproduction will accumulate in the population§ adaptive change

§ Genetic driftu frequency of traits can change

in a population due to chance events§ random change

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Forces of evolutionary change§ Natural selection

u traits that improve survival or reproduction will accumulate in the population§ adaptive change

§ Genetic driftu frequency of traits can change

in a population due to chance events§ random change

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Forces of evolutionary change§ Natural selection

u traits that improve survival or reproduction will accumulate in the population§ adaptive change

§ Genetic driftu frequency of traits can change

in a population due to chance events§ random change

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Natural Selection

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Natural Selection

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Natural Selection§ Selection acts on any trait that affects

survival or reproductionu predation selectionu sexual selection

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Sexual Selection

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Sexual Selection

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Sexual Selection§ Acting on reproductive success

u attractiveness to potential mateu fertility of gametesu successful rearing of offspring

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Sexual Selection§ Acting on reproductive success

u attractiveness to potential mateu fertility of gametesu successful rearing of offspring

Survival doesn’t matterif you don’t reproduce!

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Sexual selection

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Sexual selection

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Sexual selection

It’s FEMALE CHOICE, baby!

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Coevolution

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Coevolution§ Two or more species reciprocally

affect each other’s evolutionu predator-prey

§ disease & hostu competitive speciesu mutualism

§ pollinators & flowers

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Coevolution§ Two or more species reciprocally

affect each other’s evolutionu predator-prey

§ disease & hostu competitive speciesu mutualism

§ pollinators & flowers

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Coevolution§ Two or more species reciprocally

affect each other’s evolutionu predator-prey

§ disease & hostu competitive speciesu mutualism

§ pollinators & flowers

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Coevolution§ Two or more species reciprocally

affect each other’s evolutionu predator-prey

§ disease & hostu competitive speciesu mutualism

§ pollinators & flowers

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Coevolution§ Two or more species reciprocally

affect each other’s evolutionu predator-prey

§ disease & hostu competitive speciesu mutualism

§ pollinators & flowers

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Coevolution§ Two or more species reciprocally

affect each other’s evolutionu predator-prey

§ disease & hostu competitive speciesu mutualism

§ pollinators & flowers

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Effects of Selection

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Effects of Selection§ Changes in the average trait of a population

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Effects of Selection§ Changes in the average trait of a population

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Effects of Selection§ Changes in the average trait of a population

DIRECTIONALSELECTION

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Effects of Selection§ Changes in the average trait of a population

DIRECTIONALSELECTION

giraffe neckhorse size

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Effects of Selection§ Changes in the average trait of a population

DIRECTIONALSELECTION

giraffe neckhorse size

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Effects of Selection§ Changes in the average trait of a population

DIRECTIONALSELECTION

STABILIZINGSELECTION

giraffe neckhorse size

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Effects of Selection§ Changes in the average trait of a population

DIRECTIONALSELECTION

STABILIZINGSELECTION

giraffe neckhorse size human birth weight

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Effects of Selection§ Changes in the average trait of a population

DIRECTIONALSELECTION

STABILIZINGSELECTION

giraffe neckhorse size human birth weight

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Effects of Selection§ Changes in the average trait of a population

DIRECTIONALSELECTION

STABILIZINGSELECTION

DISRUPTIVESELECTION

giraffe neckhorse size human birth weight

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Effects of Selection§ Changes in the average trait of a population

DIRECTIONALSELECTION

STABILIZINGSELECTION

DISRUPTIVESELECTION

giraffe neckhorse size human birth weight rock pocket mice

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Genetic Drift

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Genetic Drift § Chance events changing frequency of traits in

a populationu not adaptation to environmental conditions

§ not selectionu founder effect

§ small group splinters off & starts a new colonyu bottleneck

§ some factor (disaster) reduces population to small number & then population recovers & expands again but from a limited gene pool

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Founder effect

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Founder effect§ When a new population is started

by only a small group of individualsu just by chance some rare alleles may

be at high frequency; others may be missing

u skew the gene pool of new population§ human populations that

started from small group of colonists

§ example: colonization of New World

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Founder effect§ When a new population is started

by only a small group of individualsu just by chance some rare alleles may

be at high frequency; others may be missing

u skew the gene pool of new population§ human populations that

started from small group of colonists

§ example: colonization of New World

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Out of Africa

50,000ya

10-20,000ya

10-20,000ya

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Out of AfricaLikely migration paths of humans out of Africa

Many patterns of human traits reflect this migration

50,000ya

10-20,000ya

10-20,000ya

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Bottleneck effect

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Bottleneck effect§ When large population is drastically reduced

by a disasteru famine, natural disaster, loss of habitat…u loss of variation by chance event

§ alleles lost from gene poolw not due to fitness

§ narrows the gene pool

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Cheetahs

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Cheetahs § All cheetahs share a small number of alleles

u less than 1% diversityu as if all cheetahs are

identical twins

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Cheetahs § All cheetahs share a small number of alleles

u less than 1% diversityu as if all cheetahs are

identical twins§ 2 bottlenecks

u 10,000 years ago§ Ice Age

u last 100 years§ poaching & loss of habitat

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Asking Questionsis a good adaptation!

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