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Biology Test 2

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Definition of Evolution (Darwin's time):

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Descent with modification.

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Definition of Evolution (currently):

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A change in the genetic composition of a population from generation to generation.

front 3

Descent with modification:

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A phrase Darwin used in proposing that Earth's many species are descendants of ancestral species that were different from the present-day species.

front 4

2 other ways in which evolution can be viewed:

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Pattern and process.

front 5

The pattern of evolution:

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is revealed by data,(from biology, geology, physics, and chemistry) these data are facts, they are observations about the natural world.

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The process of evolution:

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consists of the mechanisms that produce the observed pattern of change.

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Name the people Darwin was influenced by:

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Aristotle,

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Look at the time line on pg. 463

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no data

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How did Aristotle view evolution:

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Thought there was none, thought things were fixed and unchanging.

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Scala Naturae:

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Defined by Aristotle as scale of nature, where each form of life, perfect and permanent has it's place on a ladder.