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Definition for Evolution?
a change in species over time
Smallest that can evolve is?
A population of...(squirrels, humans,etc)
Definition for population?
a group of organisms living in the same area
Name 2 false statements
- Evolution is a gradual process
-evolution has a goal
Definition of Malthus
Organisms could over produce
Definition of Lyell
Geologists, dated earth's layer, oldest layers on the bottom
What did Darwin do?
Darwin applied the Dating to fossils, mechanism of evolution (natural selection- how evolution happened?)
LaMarck discovered...
Said that we inherited aquired characteristics ( if mother speaks five languages so will you ! )
Redi did what?
Ddisproved spontaneous generation of flies,dead meat in jars
Spallanzani did what?
he put broth in jars and tried to prove spontaneous generation - a bad experiment, no air into 1 container
Pasteur did what?
experiment repeated by spallanzani, but used a sman neck flask- it allowed air in to disaprove spontaneous generation finally.
Oparian thought...
that that life started from chemicals in ancient oceans
Miller & Urey tried to..
form living creatures from poarian chemical mix- all that was formed was complex molecules, proved ou could make molecules but not organisms
Darwins five theory's are?
- variation exists among members of the same species
-organisms overproduce
-competition for survival
-survival of the fittest
-offspring tend to resemble parents
For a population to be equilibrium these must be present:
- large population needed
- no gene flow, non random event
- no genetic drift
- no mutation
- no natural selection