Biology 2

refer to the patterns of relatedness and ancestry among different species, as inferred from their shared evolutionary history.

• Evolutionary Relationship

• Paleontology
• Ontogeny
• Molecular Data

Focusing on the processes and mechanism of evolution

• Biology

• Chemistry

• Genetics

• Ecology

Understanding the heredity basis of evolution

• Genetics

• Biology

• Ecology

• DNA

Examining how interactions between organisms and their and their environment drive evolutionary change

• Biology

• Genetics

• Ecology

• Speciation

These are the evidences of evolutionary relationship except:

• Fossil

• RNA

• Morphological

• Molecular

Refers to information obtained from the study of molecules within organisms, primarily DNA, RNA ,and proteins

• Molecular Data

• Cell biology
• Genetics
• Ecology

refer to the specific order or arrangement of nucleotide bases along the DNA molecule.

• DNA sequences

• Cell sequence
• Protein sequence
• RNA sequence

provides insights into more dynamic aspects of evolution, such as gene expression, regulation, and adaptation.

• Astronomy and geology
• Chemistry and physics
• Zoology and ecology
• RNA

Serve as evidence of evolutionary relationships by reflecting the genetic changes accumulated over time due to evolutionary processes such mutation and natural selection

• Protein sequences

• DNA sequences
• Fossil records
• Cellular respiration

Refer to physical traits and structures of organisms, including their anatomy, physiology, and behavior

• Study morphology
• Morphological Characteristics

• Investigate ecology
• Analyze genetics