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    the evolutionary relationships between extinct species‚ including megafauna and extant Australian species. Megafauna simply means large animals‚ in which most have become extinct within the last 20 000 to 50 000 years. The extinction of megafauna was‚ debatably‚ due to climate change and human expansion. Although‚ Africa still retains some megafauna‚ such as the elephant or the rhinoceros. Australia has managed to keep many examples of relict species‚ some from the time of the megafauna. These include

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    BIOL 112 Combined Study Guides for Exam – Fall 2012 Chapter 22 Study Guide 1. Briefly describe contributions of the following to Darwin: a. Aristotle: species are fixed and unchanging‚ recognized several affinities‚ or similarities among organism. Life arranged on ladder‚ most complex to least. Each form is perfected. i. In line w/ old testament view of creation b. Linneaus: developed binomial nomenclature system‚ nested classification system (KPCOFGS). Did not ascribe

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    Natural Selection Theory

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    these characteristics‚ over generations new organisms would be better adapted to the environment would evolve. Natural selection occurs in a specific process that results in the formation of new species. This process includes: 1. A species produce more offspring than what can survive 2. In each species

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    and Recognition concept Species are produced by individual speciation events‚ so a single species concept can’t be defining all species. Hugh Paterson’s ideas are significant in understanding evolution. Paterson argues that speciation is not an adaptive process‚ but is a result of the adaptation of intricate bonding mechanisms to a new environment (Paterson). The conceptual basis of his research is the Recognition Concept of Species. He argues that the Biological species concept isn’t the only mode

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    advantage of multiple developmental stages‚ metamorphosis‚ to further diversify occupying many niches and thus increase their chances for survival. All these characteristics contributed to the overriding success of insects as a group: today insect species outnumber those in all other living groups combined (Borror and others 1992). How Do Insects Interact with Humans People benefit from insects in many ways‚ without them‚ human society could not exist in its present form. In contrast‚ many insects

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    socket‚ the claws‚ the wings‚ and the inherited able to fly. The Archaeopteryx lived in the Jurassic Era. That eventually ended in extinction. “The Cretaceous Tertiary or K-T extinction‚ which was a mass extinction of the animals and plant species that were on Earth that occurred over million years ago. This served as conclusion of the Cretaceous period” (Alvarez‚ Alvarez‚ Asaro‚ and Michel).

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    Polar Bear Research Paper

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    polar bear remains ever found. Accelerator mass spectrometry was used to determine the age of a canine tooth left on the jaw. It was estimated to be approximately 130-110 ky old. It is said that this jawbone confirms that the polar bear was already a species at least 100 ky ago and was preserved due to the low temperatures and permafrost that was present during that time. Tests such as “next generation” sequencing technology and isotopes analyses of carbon and nitrogen of past and present environments

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    which stimulates the release of ripe gametes by other individuals near by. ¹ For example Sydney Rock Oyster (Crassostrea commercialia)•Some organisms have developed courtship rituals and recognition displays‚ so that members of the opposite sex (same species) can recognise each other‚ and know that the other

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    Animal Diversity The number of animal varieties familiar to us is vast as the animal world is diverse. Each distinct variety or type of animals is recognized by scientist as a species. Animals of most species are free-living forms but of others are parasitic in bodies of other animals or even plants.  According to their habitats animals are divided into the following types     Aquatic animals :- They live in water . Animals living in sea water are called marine & those live in river‚ponds‚streams

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    Kelp Forest

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    Pacific Coast‚ from Alaska and Canada to the waters of Baja California. Tiered like a terrestrial rainforest with a canopy and several layers below‚ the kelp forests of the eastern Pacific coast are dominated by two canopy-forming‚ brown microalgae species‚ giant kelp and bull kelp. Kelp does not have roots. Instead‚ it is secured by holdfasts that lock

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