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    Doubting Darwin Doubting Darwin covers a few of many beliefs in how we came to be‚ evolution and intelligent design‚ and how it has influenced the world and in the education system. Many people disagree with intelligent design and other disagree with evolution but some people believe that both had a part in how we came to be. Evolution is split into to two central concepts. The first is universal common descent‚ it is the idea that every living creature can be traced back to an unbroken

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    “Evolution by natural selection is now replaced by evolution through human intervention.” Evolution has been one of the big topics on the science part of the world. Through years‚ there has been many debates on not the idea of evolution but by which process(es) it undergoes. There is the natural and artificial selections. I take I have enough knowledge to distinguish both sides of the argument and to take my stand which would be somewhere right in the middle‚ leaning more on the natural selection side. It

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    natural selection‚ evolution‚ mutation‚ variation‚ heritability‚ and fitness. EVOLUTION IN ACTION Darwin envisioned natural selection acting so slowly that its effects would be imperceptible in a human lifetime. But in the late 1900s‚ evolutionary biologists began to detect small but significant changes taking place in a handful of species. In the past decade‚ many more cases of natural selection have come to light‚ and scientists now realize that species can adapt quickly to changes in their

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    Darwin’s Theory of Evolution & Natural Selection Charles Robert Darwin was born on 12 February 1809 in Shrewsbury‚ Shropshire into a wealthy family. Darwin himself initially planned to follow a medical career‚ and studied at Edinburgh University but later switched to divinity at Cambridge. In 1831‚ he joined a five year scientific expedition on the survey ship HMS Beagle. This is where he came up with his theory of evolution. During his voyage on the Beagle‚ Darwin found evidence that challenged

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    The four forces of evolution include mutation‚ gene flow‚ genetic drift‚ and natural selection. Mutation is when there is a change occurs in a gene or chromosome structure which results in a difference in a physical or behavior trait. This trait can be carried into the next generation because the trait is contained in the gene. Gene flow is the process of genes transferring from one population to another. Genes can be transferred to different populations by migration of individuals along with the

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    Biological Beginnings 2.1 The Evolutionary Perspective Natural Selection & Adaptive Behavior Natural Selection: the evolutionary process by which individuals of a species that are best adapted are the ones that survive and reproduce Charles Darwin wrote On the Origins of Species explaining how those who survive are better adapted to the world than the nonsurvivors Adaptive Behavior: behavior that promotes an organism’s survival in the natural habitat Example: the attachment between a caregiver

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    The theory of evolution by natural selection‚ first formulated in Darwin’s book “On the Origin of Species” in 1859‚ is the process by which organisms change over time as a result of changes in heritable physical or behavioral traits. Scientists‚ and other professionals hold a large range of positions about religion and the act of supernatural forces or entities in the universe. Evolution is one of the best theories‚ because it is supported by evidence. There is two main points in evolution‚ which

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    Natural selection and speciation are two examples of how biodiversity can be expanded within an ecosystem. Natural selection is the process by which characteristics are inherited to enhance survival and increase the chances of reproduction in future generations than those that do not‚ altering the genes of a population over time. These characteristics will help future individuals within the population to become more efficient and better suited to their environment. Speciation is the process by which

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    Definition/comparison questions Evolution / Selection Evolution is a slow continuous process of change that happens in plants and animals over a long period of time resulting in a change from simpler to more complex forms. This is the reason modern day plants and animals are different from those of past. The competition for resources will favour organisms with better adaptability and certain variations over others hence leading to change in the rate of occurrence of certain traits within that population

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    Exam 1 review Quiz 1 review A major problem with natural selection as an adaptive mechanism is that it is slow.   —true Natural selection helps the individual adapt to changes in its environment during its lifetime.—false Every known reflex contributes to the individual’s survival. --false Learning is defined as – a change in behavior Most mutations --- are not helpful to survival Bridger (1961) found that infants’ heart rate increased when a novel sound was presented‚ but that heart rate increased

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