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Evolution 101 Lecture Part 1
 

Evolution 101 Lecture Part 1Online version

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by Elliana Reiss
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Unifying theory of modern Biology

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Provides the direction of prediction used to ask and answer questions about the world around us.

Heritable change over time.

Charles Darwin launched this concept through his book, "On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection."

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Changes in a single gene in a population over time.

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Happens on a small scale.

Typically caused by random mutations, but driven by natural selection, gene flow, and genetic drift.

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Formation of new species or groups of species.

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Change on a large scale.

Happens very slowly.

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Group of related organisms that share a distinctive form.

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Must be capable of interbreeding to produce viable and fertile offspring.

Example: Dogs

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Members of the same species in a specific area.

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Are likely to encounter each other and have the opportunity to interbreed.

Ex: All the mesquite trees on campus.

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Relies on observation to form an idea or hypothesis.

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There was a shift towards this kind of thinking in the 1600s.

Encouraged scholars to look for the basic rationale behind a given process or phenomenon.

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First to carry out a thorough study of the natural world in the mid- to late- 1600s.

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Developed an early classification system.

Established the foundational modern species concept

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Expanded upon John Ray's early classification system.

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Proposed that life forms change over time.

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Biologist in the late 1700s

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Realized that some animals remain the same while others change.

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Believed organisms evolved toward human "perfection."

Proposed inheritance of acquired characteristics.

Was wrong because he never mentioned genes, but he did kickstart the evolution discussion.

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