On the Origin of Species

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    Morphine Essay

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    examining the drug morphine as well as looking at opium poppy, whose family name is Papaveraceae; Genus name Papaver; species name somniferum. First readers will be introduced to the basic anatomy and physiology of the plant, including particulars about morphine’s relationship to opium poppy. Proceeding this discussion, readers will acquire an understanding about the species origin and historical usages. Following the discourse, readers will examine some modern facts and details concerning both…

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    It was once believed that culture was only a human attribute, which distinguished us from other species, and made Homo sapiens unique. After a number of experiments and studies, it has come to light that culture can be seen in numerous different species, ranging from birds to fish and to chimpanzees. The main distinction of which species have culture comes from the definition of culture itself. At the base of culture, is imitation which continues to lead into social learning, which finally…

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    Biogeography In Biology

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    more ancient organisms.Imprint fossils are one example of fossils that died and been buried and the sediments get preserved. Biogeography is the study of species distributions. It examines how species have been distributed across different places at different times.The distribution of species shows a clear pattern. More similar species tend to be found closer to one another geographically. The distribution of many animals and plants across different continents can be explained by…

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    Pseudomonas Syringae

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    the most important plant pathogen species associated with blights, root rots and wilts. F. oxysporum has a broad host range compared to F. graminearum (Fg) and F. verticillioides (Fv) which predominantly infect cereals. Although they are mainly harmless saprobes, many formae speciales found within the F. oxysporum complex can cause disease. Despite host adaptation and specificity being studied within formae speciales, very little is known about the evolutionary origin of the host specificity…

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    “Natural selection arising through preference by one sex for certain characteristics in individuals of the other sex”. The existence of it has aged back since the dawn of life, but it was not studied until Charles Darwin proposed his book The Origin of Species in 1859 and developed in another book called The Descent of Man and Selection in Relation to Sex written in 1871 (Trivers, 136) . Charles Darwin began his research on Sexual Selection when he noticed non-survival traits in animals. He…

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    issue for many years and goes back to when Darwin created the theory in 1858. He informed the world of his findings after a long period spent observing the alterations in species. Afte r testing his hypothesis many times, he told the public his theory of evolution. Darwin discovered that there are different variations of species because organisms adapt to their environment. It is useful to look at Darwin’s background…

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    Darwin in the Classroom In November of 1859, Charles Darwin published what is considered to be the foundation of evolutionary biology, On The Origin Of Species. Suggesting that the entire world was based on natural selection, Darwin is responsible for one of the first conservative movements that is still very much alive today. From the well known Scopes Monkey Trials to the current passing of the so called “Monkey Bill”—which allows the teaching of creationism in public schools across…

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    have had on the human race. In this new era, it appears that the human race has split to become two separate species. The Eloi are a small childlike species and the Morlocks are apelike and live underground. The Eloi are defenseless, feeble, a rather unintelligent and unconcerned species. The Morlocks on the other hand use machinery for their gain and seem to be the more evolved species. The Time Traveller realizes as the novel progresses that all the machinery that allow the Eloi to…

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    has been a highly dubious topic over the past years, the concept that raised in 1896 by Francis Galton, a British Psychologist. Galton found interest in eugenics, among many other titles such as: explorer, psychometrician, meteorologist and more. (Origin ). Galton was influenced by Darwin, LaPace, and Gauss. (The Human Intelligence: Francis Galton) Galton believed that the Nature behalf of the theory originates from DNA, that the way we behave in our everyday lives are hereditary. Distinctly,…

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    selection, he said, is “where some traits were favored in an environment over others” (Than, 2015). Than (2015) also added that “natural selection can change a species in small ways, causing a population to change color or size over the course of several generations … or create an entirely new species.” Darwin also explained evolution using the origin of whales. He used bears in his speculation that land mammals can later evolve into whales, but he was ridiculed for that due to the lack of…

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