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The Scientific Case Against Evolution

The Scientific Case Against Evolution. Frog + time (instantaneous) -> Prince = Fairy Tale Frog + time (300 million yrs.) -> Prince = Science Dr. Gish, ICR. Dr. Heinz Lycklama heinz@osta.com www.osta.com/messages. Overview. What is (Macro) Evolution? Macro Evolution vs. Micro Evolution

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EVOLUTION

EVOLUTION. What is this a fossil of? How do you know?. This is Archaeopteryx. Evolution is the source of biological diversity and the one process that explains the unity of life. Unity of Pattern. 3 Forms: Structure and Function Structure of Various Organisms

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What is a homologous structure? How are these evidence for evolution?

Biology Journal 4/30/2014. What is a homologous structure? How are these evidence for evolution?. Biology Journal 12/12/2013. Compare and contrast intraspecific competition and interspecific competition in a Venn diagram. What kinds of competition is going on in these pictures?.

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Evolution By Natural Selection

Evolution By Natural Selection. Do Now: 1 st : turn in natural selection lab 2 nd : on notes sheet from yesterday- Place the following organisms into 3 groups, based on their biological characteristics Jellyfish Dog Oak Tree Mustard Plant Yersinia pestis Bacillus anthracis.

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EVOLUTION BY WAY OF NATURAL SELECTION

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Evolution Unit Test Review

Evolution Unit Test Review. Match the adaptation to the benefits listed . Heavy fur of the Snow Leopard. Coping with climate. Obtaining Food and Water. Attracting Mates. Escaping Predators. Seed Dispersal. Match the adaptation to the benefits listed .

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Life Science

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How do living things vary?

How do living things vary?. What makes some organisms more likely to live to adulthood? What is different about them? Could it have something to do with their traits?. Over time, the number of organisms with a trait that helps them survive or reproduce will increase in a population.

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Natural Selection in Action

Natural Selection in Action. Higher Biology. Natural Selection in Action. Most mutations produce inferior versions of original gene Some mutations allow adaption to a changing environment Mutant allele gives mutant form of organism a selective advantage Change in environment

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The story of the peppered moths

The story of the peppered moths. Once upon a time, there was a specie of moth called the peppered moth. The moths lived in England, flying around and doing moth things all day.

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The story of the peppered moths

The story of the peppered moths. Once upon a time, there was a specie of moth called the peppered moth. The moths lived in the city and country of England, flying around and doing moth things all day.

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How Does Evolution Happen?

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Science Grade 8 checkpoint 1 2019-2020

Science Grade 8 checkpoint 1 2019-2020. Which of the following is NOT an example of how biotic factors interact with abiotic factors in an ecosystem? A lion preys on a herd of gazelle. Plants remove carbon dioxide from the air and add oxygen.

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Complex systems: How to think like nature

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A Peppered Moth Activity

A Peppered Moth Activity. Background Information. There are two major varieties of peppered moths, a light-colored variety and a dark-colored variety. These moths are active at night and rest on trees during the day.

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Event #1 : Prior to the industrial revolution, most peppered moths were grey. A few were black.

Evidence The trees that the peppered moths lived in were grey in color. . Vocabulary grey color was an adaptation an adaptation is a trait that helps an organism survive and reproduce grey color helped moths survive and reproduce . grey moths had increased f itness

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How is the peppered moth an example of natural selection?

How is the peppered moth an example of natural selection?. 804 Agenda for Monday, March 17 th Do Now: Take out your packet from the Aquarium and put it in the center of the table. Complete the sample test prep questions Mini-Lesson: The Peppered Moth Group Work: Practice Test Prep

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KS4 Activity. Evolution of the Peppered Moth. Cut out the paragraphs and stick them in order in your books. Draw a picture above each paragraph to illustrate what is happening.

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