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    knowing how their actions will affect the human race. Moreover, genetic diversity will be limited with genetic engineering. Genetic diversity is essential for a population’s chance to survive and flourish. Charles Darwin termed natural selection. Natural selection says that the fittest individuals in nature will succeed and reproduce. This idea would be greatly affected by a lack of genetic diversity. For example, garden.org states, “Suppose there’s an outbreak of a disease that threatens to…

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    In this introduction to Computer Applications, we looked at different topics in relation to computer technology. Among the subjects we looked at were a worldview of technology, various media websites for clip art, animation, and graphics, and using Microsoft Office programs such as Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. I would like to reflect on these topics and critique a classmates PowerPoint presentation as this class comes to an end. When I started this course on computer technology, I really did not…

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    Darwin Vs Lamarck

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    structures and artificial selection through breeding), but both naturalist, Darwin and Lamarck came up with different arguments. Darwin, on one hand had produced his scientific theory of evolution by natural selection. Charles Darwin (1809 – 1882) and Jean-Baptiste Lamarck (1744 – 1829) were both significant individuals who created their own scientific theory of evolution. Darwin and Lamarck both used the same evidence for creating theory of evolution, such as vestigial structures and…

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    INTRODUCTION Can you imagine how difficult the lives could be after the amputees lost their arms or legs? Their lives will not be as easy as they had before. They cannot do many things that they used to do in their normal lives when they still have their limbs. A few hundred years ago, a hand amputee could only have a hook prosthesis with limited function and social stigma for the replacement of his hand. As the technology advances, hand amputees can now have the option for a hand transplant…

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    What is natural selection According to en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_selection Wikipedia, “ Natural selection is the gradual process by which heritable biological traits become either more or less common in a population as a function of the effect of inherited traits on the differential reproductive success of organisms interacting with their environment. It is a key mechanism of evolution.” In simple terms natural selection is the creation of slightly differing species within a population…

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    have the exact opposite effect. One of the newest advancing fields in the technology industry, is that of artificial intelligence, or A.I. Artificial Intelligence is the area in science of creating smart machines. Machines with the abilities to solve problems and…

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    their observations and perspective in their respective papers – which focus on natural selection. The primary question of Darwin and Wallace’s papers were to investigate the nature of natural selection in various species and document the variation of characteristics amongst individuals in a population. For instance, which individuals were more apt to surviving in their environment by means of natural selection: from obtaining food to mate choice to producing viable surviving offspring? The…

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    Durbin, 2011). Specifically, determining the effect of selection on genetic variation has been prominent among scientists since a long time ago (Phung et al., 2016). As a result, A large body of empirical and theoretical work has supported that selection can shift the distribution of a trait in a population over time (Li and Durbin, 2011). Selection can occur naturally or artificially; according to Elliott Sober, the principle of natural selection is, If A is fitter than B in a population in…

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    Species, explains his theory of natural selection and its power to shape the evolution of species with help from the example of how species are shaped through domestication, or rather, artificial selection. With the example of domestication, however, there is a potential obstacle as to the validity his theory. Fleeming Jenkin presents this obstacle by saying Darwin’s theory “rests on the assumption that natural selection can do slowly what man’s selection does quickly” (Jenkin, pg. 3). And…

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    Ever since the beginning of time, natural selection has shaped our world. Natural selection, (also known as evolution), is the process of living organisms adapting and changing to survive in their natural environment. Many of the species that we know today have been involved in the process of evolution. Species don’t evolve like a flip of a switch, but are constantly evolving over a long period of time. As Darwin states, “Evolution occurs every 5,000 years”. There are several types of evolution…

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