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Class 9: Phylogenetic Trees

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Chapter 3 The Early Schools of Criminology and Modern Counterparts

Chapter 3 The Early Schools of Criminology and Modern Counterparts. Chapter Summary. Chapter Three is an overview of classical, positivist, and neoclassical theories of crime.

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Welcome to Ecology

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Microcosm, insects and butterflies

Microcosm, insects and butterflies. What do you think micro means? And cosmos? Think of words that relate to microcosm . What is the smallest thing you can think of?. Lesson Objectives: To look at various artists, who use insects and the microcosmos as a form of inspiration.

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DARwinism

DARwinism. Predictions From Darwinism. Natural Selection is the only significant mechanism of evolution Evolutionary change is slow and gradual All evolutionary change is adoptive Macroevolution is the same as microevolution. Criticisms.

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Environmental Studies 100 Environmental Ecology

Environmental Studies 100 Environmental Ecology. Lecture: M,W,F 9-9:50am, Buch 1930 Sophie Parker Office hours: M 10-12am, Girvetz 2307 Teaching Assistants: Theresa Nogeire & Kevin Pettway For today: Course guidelines, and expectations Course overview and introduction to ecology.

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THE "ECDYSOZOA" - molting animals

THE "ECDYSOZOA" - molting animals. a sub-group of the Protostomes, including arthropods and nematodes (round worms), as well as less -well-known groups like the nematomorphs (gordian worms), onycophorans (velvet worms), tardigrades (water bears) and rotifers (wheel animalcules)

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Views of Animal Phylogeny

Views of Animal Phylogeny. Ernst Haeckel. Nielsen (2001). Brusca and Brusca (2003). Halanych (2004). recent. traditional. Edgecomb et al. (2011).

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