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Ch 10 & 18.2 Evolution & Cladograms

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par Brian Pichola
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is process which a species changes over time
A are organisms that and produce offspring . If two organisms can ? t produce offspring , or if the offspring can ? t reproduce , then those two organisms are a species
Note : can ? t evolve , you don ? t change your genetics over time
But , over time , in the human can change , so the human can evolve

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Theory of Evolution
Please realize that in science , the word not " just an idea " or " unproven " .
People outside of science often use it that way , but use the word for that .
In , a theory is a of / why something happens
Theories are up with a lot of are considered a .

To , a scientific is a relatively description of what happens .

Both Laws and are equally in , have a lot of evidence to back them up and both considered to be or factual .

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idea of evolution

Believed in spontaneous generation ( non living can turn into things )

Believed :
There was a to become better / more
Organisms change in their by getting / improved
Pass that on to their

Called : of

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According to , they ate all the lower on the tree . Then they their . . . making them longer . . . to reach leaves up .
They passed this long neck trait on to their .

According to Lamarck , they changed their ( neck length ) during their and passed that new trait on to the next . The longer neck was an .

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Traveled around the world in the HMS and noticed three things :

Interspecies variation : similar species are in similar habitats around the ( birds : ostrich in Africa , rhea in South America and emu in Australia ) Another way to say this is species vary . " Inter " means . . . similarities between different organisms .

Intraspecies variation : different species are in habitats , e . g . tortoises and finches in Galapagos Islands . Tortoises have different shapes ; finches have different shapes . Another way to say this is species vary , " Intra " means . . . differences within similar organisms

Species vary over : some look similar to modern organisms , but the the fossils get , the similar they look to modern species .

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Charles traveled around the world in the HMS Beagle and noticed ( differences in a species )
He realized some of these variations help them in their
We call these structures .

Be careful ! Adaptation is a noun ? a thing ? something an organism .
It is not a verb ? a process ? something an organism .

An can not adapt to a change ? that ? s what thought .

A can adapt over time , through the following process ? .

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: exist in a population

Overproduction : too many are in a population , so they have to for resources ( food , water , shelter , sunlight , space ? ) ( )

Adaptation : within the population are some that help them survive ( a trait , not a ) . . . they " adapt " . . . they an adaptation ( or not )

Descent : those organisms that survive ( descent ) and that adaptation gets passed on . Over time the changes ( modification ) .

Note : What ? s best for the survives and is inherited . That's different from us , which is called selection . is an example of artificial selection

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According to :
There are differences ( ) in the population of giraffes . Some have necks , some have short , some have medium necks .

There are too many giraffes and not enough , so they to .

Giraffes with longer necks have an . They can get leaves on the tree . The longer neck IS and . They do not " " and longer necks . They already it ( or don't ) .

The ones with longer necks and . Over time , the ones with shorter and medium necks will and the population will to only have necks . This is called .

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Fossils :
Species vary over : fossils look to modern organisms , but the the fossils , the less similar they look

Fossils of species modern and older set up a series where can see changes ? called

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: The study of what organisms live where .

Organisms far look , which means they changed over time to fit similar . This is what Darwin called variation or species vary . Similar in North America , South America , Africa and Australia are an example .

Organisms close together have slight , which means they changed to fit different . This si what Darwin called variation or species vary . ( birds ) with different shapes depending on the on their island is an example .

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: the study of how organisms develop before .

Many creatures look very when early in . This means those development are similar , so have a common . The more similar they , the more similar their genetics , the more related they are .

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: body structures

structures look inside and out , shows common . For example bird and wings have the same series of . . . . as do we ! 1 bone , 2 bones , little bones , lots of bones . Homo means . . . in this case same , same structure .

structures look the same , but inside are very , shows no ancestor . For example , bird wings and wings . Both are wings and fly , but one has bones ( birds ) and one does not ( insects ) .

structures seem to serve no , but are " left over " from . For example , we have a ( but no tail ) tonsils , an appendix , muscles around our . Whales have , meaning they came from an ancestor that on land !

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Molecules / genetics :

and RNA sequences are incredibly between similar creatures . Remember that DNA is a for a ( made of ) that builds a or a function .

Many genes are similar between organisms . That means their amino acids are . Which means their proteins are similar . Which means the are similar .

The more similar these are . . . DNA , RNA , amino acids , proteins . . . the less they have , more related organisms are .

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Diagrams that shows how things are related through evolution are called .

Organisms close together on the diagram are related , organisms farther apart are closely related .

Where lines come together ( called ) represents a , now extinct .

that separate one group from another are also noted . Those traits are called and a group that has it is called a .

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Letters on this cladogram indicate alive today .
Colors on this one identify a . Those organisms share some the others do not have called a . It is usually marked .
Where the branches come is a and represents a . This cladogram has them numbered . These are organisms that were once , but aren't anymore .

Note : If G is monkeys and H is humans , this doesn ? t say we evolved from . It says we had a common ancestor 4 that into monkeys under certain and humans under others .

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