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Explore Charles Darwin's groundbreaking ideas on evolution as presented in "On the Origin of Species." Discover the concept of "Tree Thinking," which illustrates the relationships among species as a complex tree of life. Additionally, learn about the principle of natural selection, the mechanism through which species adapt and evolve over time. This foundational theory of evolution is supported by geological, fossil, and genetic evidence, including homologous structures and vestigial traits. Join us in understanding the science behind the diversity of life on Earth.
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1859 - Darwin Writes On The Origin of Species (Two BIG Ideas)
“The affinities of all the beings of the same class have sometimes been represented by a great tree. I believe this simile largely speaks the truth.” ~ Darwin, Origin.
Idea 2: Natural Selection Survive
Idea 2: Natural Selection Idea 2: Natural Selection Reproduce
Idea 2: Natural Selection Idea 2: Natural Selection
Idea 2: Natural Selection Idea 2: Natural Selection
Idea 2: Natural Selection Idea 2: Natural Selection
Evolution is a fact Source: http://www.joesherlock.com/08-75yrs.gif
Linguistic evolution is a fact Whan that Aprill with his shoures soote The droughte of March hath perced to the roote Chaucer, Canterbury Tales, Prologue ~1387 Evolution is a fact
Chemical Records • Half Life • Time it takes for radioactive isotope to decay to ½ its size • Radioactive Isotopes • Carbon C-14 • Potassium K-40 • Uranium U-235 • Rubidium Rb-87
Fish Salamander Turtle Chicken Pig Cow Rabbit Human
Vestiges • Coccyx • Wisdom Teeth (3rd Molars)