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natural selection theory of darwin
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Sadaf neseer (zoologist)
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DARWINISM
IntroductionDarwinismisatheoryofbiologicalevolutiondeveloped
bytheEnglishnaturalistcharlisDarwin.(1809-1882).andotherstatingthat
allspeciesoforganismariseanddevelopedthroughthenaturelselection
ofsmallinheritingvariationsthatincreasetheindividual’sabilityto
competesurviveandreproduce.
Definition
“Thetheoryofevolutionbynaturelselection1
st
formulatedinDarwin’s
bookoriginofspeciesin1859istheprocessbywhichanorganismchange
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overtimeasaresultofchangeinheritablephysicalandbehavioralchange”
Thebasicideapopulationsandspeciesoforganismchangeover
time.inthe1850centuryDarwinwroteandinfluentialand
controvefialbookcalledontheoriginofspecies.
JoinedcrewHMSBeagle-1831-1836
Collectedfloraandfauna
Astonishedbydiversityoflife
Galapagosislands–smallgroupofislands1000kmWestofSouth-
America
Verydifferentclimate
Uniqueanimals–tortoises,iguanas,finches
•Observedadaptationsofplantsinthenaturalenvironments
•Birth&survivalofdifferentspecies
•Fossilsofdifferentspeciesthatgotextinct
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•Fossilsofspeciesthathavesimilaritytotheexistingspecies
•AtGalapagostortoisevariableinlook(long/shortneck)andweight
•Iguanasondifferentislandshadvariableappearance
•Thebeakofthefincheswerevariableadaptedforeatingseeds,nuts,
berries,insectsetc.
Darwinfinches
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Voyageofthebeagle
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Naturelselectionmeansomestartingmaterialandthatstarting
materialisheritablevariationsfornaturalselectionactona
feather,theremustalreadybevariations(differencesamong
individual)forthatfeather.Alsothedifferenceshavetobe
heritabledeterminedbytheorganismgenes.
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Naturelselectiondependentsonthe
environment
Naturelselectiondoesnotfavortraitthatarecomehow
inherentlysuperiorinstead,itfavortraitsthatarebeneficial(that
ishelpanorganismsurviveandreproducemoreeffectivelythan
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itspeers)isarespecificenvironment.traitsthatarehelpfulinone
environmentmight
actuallybeharmfuloneanother.
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ConceptofDarwinofnaturelselection
moreoffspringareproducethancan
survive
Organismsarecapableofproducingmoreoffspringthentheir
environmentcansupportthusthereiscompetitionforlimited
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processineachgeneration.
Offspringvaryinthereheritabletraits
Theoffspringinanygenerationwillbeslightlydifferentfromonanotherin
theirtraits(colorsizeshapeetc.)andmanyofthesefeatherswillbe
heritable)
Variations
Variationsisthekeyingredientforthesurvivalof
species.
Thosespecieswhohavesuitablevariationsthatbenefitsthem
havehigherchancesofsurvivalthanthosespecieswhohaveno
variationsorwholackbeneficialvariations.Henceastheresultof
variationspeciespossessmorphologicalandcharacter
differences.
•Continuousvariations–slowasaresultofgenetic
recombination
•Discontinuousvariations–suddenduetomutations
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StruggleforExistence–Aspopulationincrease
geometricallyandresourcesincreasearithmetically,organism
struggleorcompetefortheavailableresourceslikefood,space
andmate.
•Competitionmaybeinterspecific–betweenthespecies;
intraspecific–withinthespeciesandenvironmentali.e.withthe
environmentalfactors.
Survivalofthespecies
Afteraparticulartimeperiod,thechangeorvariationacquiredby
speciesresultinnaturalselection.thismeansthatnatureselect
thebeneficialvariations.Andincreasethesurvivalrateof
offspringhavingthosecharacter.
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ExamplesinfavorofnaturalSelection
•Skeletaladaptationsinanimals-Giraffes,lizards,andmany
otherknownspeciesadaptedtotheirenvironmentsthrough
geneticchangestotheirskeletonse.g.
•Giraffesdevelopedlongneckstoreachfoodsourceshigherup
intrees,somembersofthegiraffepopulationwhodidn'tdevelop
alongneckdiedout
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Darwinism–Objection/demerits
•Darwincouldnotexplaintheoriginandcauseofvariationswhich
aregeneratedduringevolution.Hewasnotclearaboutheritable
andnon-heritablevariations.
•Neutralvariationse.g.fingerprintscouldnotbeexplainedby
Darwinism.
•Darwinismdonotexplainroleofmutations
•Heemphasizedsurvivalofthefittestorganisms.Hecouldnot
explainarrivalofthefittest.
•TheprincipleofinheritancewasnotpresentduringDarwin,
HenceDarwinbelievedinthetheoryof'pangenesis’.Pangenesis
theorypostulatedthateverypartofthebodyemitstinyparticles
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calledgemmuleswhichmigratetothegonadsandaretransferred
tooffspring.
•Therearenoevidencesfrompaleontology,molecularbiology,
biochemistryinthefavoroftheDarwinism
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