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Innovators of Evolution Quiz

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Test your knowledge on scientists and their groundbreaking inventions that shaped human evolution!

by Frankie Venditti
1

Who is known for developing the theory of evolution by natural selection?

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Which scientist invented the microscope, and studied in pond water

3

There was a rivalry with Franklin to discover the structure of DNA using X-ray diffraction. In 1962 he won the Nobel prize in Physiology and Medicine along with Watson and Crick for discovering the 3D structure of DNA. (1952)

4

Which scientist is famous for his work on genetics and inheritance?

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Discovered a phosphate rich material he called "nuclein" in the nuclei of white blood cells that he found in the pus on the bandages of his patients. (1869)

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Isolated the nucleic acids apart from the proteins associated with it. Discovered that the nucleic acids were made of 5 different subunits/bases. (1878)

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While working to discover cure for pneumonia he discovered the "transforming principle.". He showed that an inheritance molecule, "the transforming factor", could be passed from one type of bacteria to another. (1928)

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He figured out that nucleic acids (DNA) were the "transforming factors", and that DNA was the molecule of genetic inheritance. (1943)

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He discovered that in every DNA sample, the paired bases in a nucleic acid are equivalent to one another; the amount of adenine equaled thymine, and the amount of guanine equaled cytosine. This became known as Chargaff's rule. (1950)

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Used bacteria and phages (viruses that infect bacteria) to determine that DNA, not proteins, are the molecules of genetic inheritance in their famous "blender experiments" (1952)

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With the help of Franklins work, they proposed the exact 3D structure/model of the DNA double helix. In 1962 they won the Nobel prize with Wilkins.

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Discovered that each subunit of a nucleic acid was made up of sugar, base, and phosphate. (1919)

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Crystalized DNA to make an X-ray direction pattern of it. Revealed the double helix structure of DNA. (1952)

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The father of genetics

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The Father of Evolution- He found The Theory of Natural Selection- Survival of the Fittest

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Discovered the first hominid remains in Africa concluding that Homo Habilis had been the first tool maker. Africa is called "The cradle of Humanity".

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