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    Sympatric Speciation

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    population and in sympatric speciation, it happens within one geographical area and a reproductive isolation comes between individuals which have the opportunity to interbreed (Weismann & Frederick 2002). The separation of a phylo-genetic coherent group of individuals into independent evolving lineages is the driving force for biodiversity. Considering geographic perspective major settings can result in speciation. These include sympatric speciation which is under debate because; this case does…

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    Darwin’s theory of evolution during the mid 19th century. This theory of evolution took into consideration natural selection, where people or other beings that can better adapt and adjust to an environment tend to outlive others who can’t adapt or adjust adequately, as well as survival of the fittest, the process of natural selection. The idea of Social Darwinism, the idea that natural selection and survival of the fittest applied to different classes or races that inherently made one class or…

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    discovered things such as transitional fossils, and the way some selections play a role in science. However, there is still one universal question concerning people in terms of evolutionary modification: is it a scientific theory or fact? One of the elements that scientists have discovered are transitional fossils. Transitional fossils are fossils that help us detect the remains of an ancestral group and its descendant group. The group that falls in between the two is what scientists consider…

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    in an individual may be random, but the ability of an organism to survive and reproduce is not up to chance. Inherited traits more suited for a particular environment will allow individuals to thrive and flourish. Resources are finite and natural selection occurs because individuals are forced to compete for resources in order to stay alive. The ability to survive and reproduce goes hand in hand as shown in the following example. Reproduction in males is limited because of the access to females,…

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    idea of Natural Selection. This idea originated from the scientist Charles Darwin. The idea of Natural Selection stems from the belief that those with a more dominant characteristics, or features, that help them strive in the wilderness tend to leave these traits behind for the next generation; while the characteristics that causes the survival rate to drop will die out. Another method in which…

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    Gall Fly Lab Report

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    Determining the affects of natural selection on gall fly (Eurosta) larvae from different predators Ariel O’Neil Biology 1020H Abstract This lab was done with the objective of determining if directional selection causes early larvae death in the gall fly. By first examining the parasitoid wasp and birds predatory actions we can hypothesize and predict the smaller galls will be most likely to survive directional selection. To figure out if this is true or not a large variety of goldenrod galls…

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    Beetle Selection Report

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    yellow beetle coloration succeeded, the initial state and increase in frequency of allele in yellow beetles to 100% made the decrease in genetic variation. This was seen in the outcomes of the exercise, unfavorable traits were removed through natural selection and such individuals with much fitness, in this case, the yellow beetles, succeeded because of the profusion of the resources (only 120 beetles may stay alive at any point) and yellow has a selective advantage in such environment like…

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    Edinburgh University in 1825 to study medicine, which he did not like. After studying taxidermy with a South American freed slave, he fell in love with his stories about the South America rainforest's. In his second year of college, he was very active in-group societies of naturalists. He was an honor student of Robert Edmund Grant. Mr.. Grant followed the stories of Jean-Baptists Lamarck. Charles…

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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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    explorers NASA and the 1828 scientist Charles Darwin. Charles Darwin is one of the main foundation of biology data. With his scientific theories of evolution like natural selection when he was in his 20 Darwin commence an voyage around the world observing the variations within the organisms this was caused by natural selection most collected by Galapagos Island.…

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