'Comparative biochemistry' diaporamas de présentation

Aim 63: EVOLUTION: What is it? Where do scientists look for evidence?

Aim 63: EVOLUTION: What is it? Where do scientists look for evidence? Evolution -_____________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________

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Principles of evolution , our heritage and The Origins of Life

Principles of evolution , our heritage and The Origins of Life What was life like a long time ago How did we come into being? Evolutionary History Darwin did not come up with his theories all by himself. Malthus and others set up a foundation that would allow Darwin to think as he did.

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Principles of evolution , our heritage and The Origins of Life

Principles of evolution , our heritage and The Origins of Life. What was life like a long time ago How did we come into being?. Evolutionary History. Darwin did not come up with his theories all by himself. Malthus and others set up a foundation that would allow Darwin to think as he did.

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Examples of Evolution by Natural Selection

Examples of Evolution by Natural Selection. Microevolution vs. Macroevolution Microevolution is intraspecific evolution, evolution WITHIN a species. Macroevolution is speciation. One species evolves into a new species. Examples of Evolution by Natural Selection.

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Evolution

Evolution. The theory that organisms have changed gradually over time. Evidence to support the Theory of Evolution. Fossil Record - Law of Superposition Comparative Anatomy: Homologous Structures Analogous Body Structures Vestigial Body Structures Comparative Embryology

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EVOLUTION

EVOLUTION. EVOLUTION. The process of change through time. Evidences of Evolution Fossils-the remains of a once living organism Types of fossilization: Petrification Imprint Tar/Ice/Amber. FOSSILS. Fossils always form in sedimentary rock with the older organisms in the deeper layers.

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Topics

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PETER HOCHACHKA & OXYGEN ROOTS & BRANCHES

PETER HOCHACHKA & OXYGEN ROOTS & BRANCHES.

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Topic 2

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Chapter 9 - Taxonomy

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Analogous

Analogous. Homologous vs Analogous . Vestigial Structures. W hile the forelimbs slowly evolved into flippers, the hind limbs Slowly disappeared and all that is left is a few tiny bones. Several Examples. The Appendix. Wisdom teeth in humans. Blind Cave Fish.

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