evolution of landforms and organisms. extinct: the process through which a species disappears...
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Evolution of
Landforms and
Organisms
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Extinct: The process through which a species disappears completely from Earth.
Not one more of that species is alive.
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What might cause an organism to become extinct?
An increase or decrease in temperatureAn increase or decrease in rainfall
An earthquakeA volcanic eruptionFlooding or droughtShifting land or sea
A change in food supplyA new predator or disease
“Natural Causes”
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Extinction, can be a natural part ofthe changes that take place on theEarth. We call the changes that take place over time
Normally species survive for 2 to 10 million years
“Evolution”Evolution is the process of change over time.
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How do we know, that some organisms that have existed before on the Earth have become extinct?
Fossils
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Can you name an organism that has lived before on the
Earth and is now extinct?
Dinosaurs
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Mass ExtinctionThis occurs when large numbers of species die out in a fairly short period of time. They have occurred many times - 50 % of all life dies one mass extinction occurred 65 million years ago - DINOSAURS
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Human or Natural Causes ?Quagga-last one 1870’s
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Natural Causes can be related to Climate Change
• Species that exist only in a small area could be easily wiped out by a local natural disaster, such as a flood or a volcanic eruption
• Species that eat only one type of food could disappear quickly if their food source suddenly disappeared
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Ice Age - example of climate change1/3 of Earth was covered with ice11 different ice ages – last one 25,000 years agoWoolly MammothWooly RhinosCave bears
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Catastrophic Event A large number of living
organisms die
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Human Threats to ExtinctionHabitat DestructionInvadersPollutionOvergrazing, overlogging, forest burningOver harvestingClimate changePoaching, overhunting, overfishing
“Global Impact”
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Scientists estimate 99.9% of all species that
have ever lived on Earth have become extinct. Passenger
pigeon
Passenger Pigeon
Dodo Bird
Tasmanian Wolf
Scientists estimate 99.9% of all species that have ever lived on Earth have become extinct.
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What caused the dinosaurs to become extinct?
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Asteroid Theory
An asteroid is a large piece of rock hurling through space
Climate Change occurred when it hit
Material thrown into atmosphere and blocked out the sun – Earth cooled!
Photosynthesis stopped! Plants died - Animals died
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Evidence of this asteroid theory is found in the K/T layer of rock. This rock contains an abundance of the element “iridium”
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Gradual TheorySome scientists believe that the movement
of tectonic plates and increase in volcanic activity on Earth caused global climate change.
As volcanoes erupted, thick clouds of dust and soot entered the atmosphere,Blocked out sunCooled EarthPlants diedAnimals died
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Why are we concerned when an organism becomes extinct?
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Evolution Biological Geologica
l Technological
Charles Darwin
Alfred Wegener
Societal and Business Needs
Finches – birds Galapagos Islands
Continental Drift Plate Tectonics
ComputersPhotocopiers
Natural Selection
Asthenosphere
Internet
Adaptation Boundaries Business -efficient
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Biological EvolutionCharles Darwin proposed that over time new species developed from old species. He proposed the
“Theory of Natural Selection?
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Finches
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Natural Selection
Darwin observed that
the shapes of the beaks
varied according to the
type of food the finches
ate.
This theory explains how populations evolve(change) into newspecies over TIME
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Natural Selection
“Survival of the Fittest”
Natural selection refers to reproduction as a function of traits that have a genetic basis
Preservation of a species is the natural struggle for life."[1]
A natural part of evolutionOnly the fittest organisms will prevail – not the weak, injured, sick
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Adaptations A trait that improves an organism’s chance for survival and reproduction
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Memory TrickA B C D E FAdaptation
BiologIcal
Finches
Evolotion
Darwin
Charles
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Geological EvolutionAlfred Wegener
A German scientist who observed that the continents appeared to fit together .
He proposed that all the continents had once been a single landmass called Pangaea.
He suggested they gradually split apart and continents moved to their present positions.
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Continental Drift
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Geological Evolution Continental Drift
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Distribution of Living Things
Mesosaurus: lizard, reptile
South America
Africa
ContinentsWere OnceConnected
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Continental Drift-vs-
Plate TectonicsThe theory of Continental Drift couldnot explain how the continents move.
So, the Theory of Plate Tectonics was proposed and it showed that the continents were part of larger plates that appeared to move and change over time
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Geological Evolution Plate TectonicsPhysical Evidence
The Theory of Plate Tectonics states that Earth’s lithosphere, or land, is broken into large sections called tectonic plates that move and change over time.
Plate Tectonics explains how the continents
float on a dense, molten material known as asthenosphere. The rock of the asthenosphere is partially melted, which allows it to flow slowly.
Lithosphere – land part of the Earth
Asthenosphere
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Interior of the Earth
Astheonosphere
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The continents floated on a dense,
molten material called the Asthenosphere
(demonstration)
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Fault - A crack in the Earth’s crust where
movement has occurred.
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Volcanoes Earthquakes
Lava - molten (melted) material that flows out of a volcano onto the surface of the Earth
Magma – molten material below the surface of the Earth
Earthquakes occur along faults in the Earth
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Convergent
Divergent Transform
Plate Boundaries
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Convergent BoundaryOceanic and Continental Plate
Volcanoes are formed
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Divergent Boundaries
Sea-Floor Spreading
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Technological EvolutionSociety Needs
TechnologyBusiness Needs
Computers Personal Computers
Communication DevicesAutomotive Industry
Communication Devices – Fax
Internet Internet
Medical FieldPhotography
Military Technology
GPS – Satellites
EntertainmentVideo MoviesVideo Games
Technology has made businesses more
efficient
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Question 1What is the relationship betweengeological and biological evolutionary theories? a. they both explain historyb. they both provide evidence of change on Earthc. they both do not agree on evolutiond. they both do not give specific instances of
changes
Answer: b- provide evidence of change
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Question 2• A scientist finds fossils from the same
organism in both India and Africa. What is a possible explanation for this occurrence?
a.Adaptationb.Continental driftc. Climate changed.Plate tectonics
Answer: b - Continental Drift
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Question 3What forces can cause technologicalevolution?
a.Societal forcesb.Natural forcesc. Physical forcesd.Geological forces
Answer: a - Societal forces
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Question 4What kind of plate boundaries occurs when the plates are pulling apart?
a.Convergentb.Transformc.Faultd.Divergent
Answer: d - divergent
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Question 5What kind of geological feature is formedwhen an oceanic plate converges with acontinental plate?
a. Chains of volcanic mountainsb.Chains of undersea volcanoesc. High continental mountainsd.Flat plains
Answer: a- chains of volcanic mountains
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Question 6Which theory explains the way populationscan change over time?a.Adaptationb.Natural Selectionc. Geneticsd.Continental Drift
Answer: a - Natural Selection
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Question 7What is the main cause of the naturalextinction of species?
a.Plate tectonicsb.Diseases and predatorsc. Environmental changed.Habitat destruction
Answer: c - Environmental change
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