History of Evolutionary Theory

Theories of Evolution

By Mhars Melgar

Poll

• Male (XY)

• Female (XX)

Multiple Choice

• F- Fossil evidence

• A -Anatomical structure or comparative anatomy.

• M- Molecular Evidence. (DNA and Amino Acids)

• E- Embryological Evidence

Multiple Choice

• F- Fossil evidence

• A -Anatomical structure or comparative anatomy.

• M- Molecular Evidence. (DNA and Amino Acids)

• E- Embryological Evidence

Multiple Choice

• F- Fossil evidence

• A -Anatomical structure or comparative anatomy.

• M- Molecular Evidence. (DNA and Amino Acids)

• E- Embryological Evidence

Multiple Choice

• F- Fossil evidence

• A -Anatomical structure or comparative anatomy.

• M- Molecular Evidence. (DNA and Amino Acids)

• E- Embryological Evidence

Open Ended

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Multiple Select

• •Use and Disuse

• •Natural Selection

• •New needs

• •Survival of the Fittest

  •Adaptation

• •Acquired Characteristics

Multiple Select

• •Use and Disuse

• •Natural Selection

• •New needs

• •Survival of the Fittest

  •Adaptation

• •Acquired Characteristics

Poll

• Lamarck

• Darwin

Multiple Choice

• Lamarckism

• Natural Selection

• Variation

• Adaptation

Multiple Choice

• Darwin

• Lamarck

• Aristole

• Mendel

Multiple Choice

• It forms new genetic material directly that will be passed on the next generation

• It forms new traits

• It acts on existing physical trait

• It forms new genetic material.

Multiple Choice

• Theory of Natural Selection

• Theory of New needs

• Theory of Use and Disuse

• Theory of Acquired Characteristics

Multiple Choice

• Similarities of the bird’s embryo

• Number of eggs in the nest

• Necks of the birds

• Bird’s different-shaped beaks

Multiple Choice

• Lamarck

• Darwin

Multiple Choice

• Continual increases in population size.

• the actions of organisms as they use or fail to use body structures.     

•  an unchanging local environment.

        

•   the natural variations already present within the population of organisms.

Multiple Choice

• Populations can survive in different locations on earth     

• Environmental conditions limit the number of species on Earth

• Populations grow when resources are abundant

• The traits of a species can change over time

Multiple Choice

• have the ability to interbreed.

• acquired traits through use and disuse.

• all eat the same type of food.    

• descended from a common ancestor.

Multiple Choice

• Similarities of the bird’s embryo

• Number of eggs in the nest

• Necks of the birds

• Bird’s different-shaped beaks

Multiple Choice

• housing

• food

• water