Theories_of_Evolution. Life science Earth

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Theories of Evolution Casasawan A.

Theories of Evolution 1. Theories of Baptist de Lamarck 2. Theory of Charles Darwin

Jean Baptiste De Lamarck A French naturalist who first proposed that organism change overtime. Theory of Need Theory of Use and Disuse Theory of Inherited Acquired characteristics

Theory of Need Organism NEEDS to adapt in order to survive. A response to its environment. Development of body parts

Theory of Use and Disuse Used will be develop Not used will be lost or disappear.

Theory of Inherited Acquired Characteristics The develop or lost characteristics will be pass to the next generation.

Theory of Inherited Acquired Characteristics The develop or lost characteristics will be pass to the next generation.

Lamarck pattern of Evolution 1. Theory of Need 2. Theory of Use and Disused 3. Theory of Inherited Acquired Characteristics

Charles Darwin An English naturalist, geologist, and naturalist who proposed that evolution is a result of natural selection. Survival of the fittest Better adapt in environment = more chance of survival. (continuation of generation)

In 1859

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Mechanism of Evolution 1. Non-Random Mating 2. Mutation 3. Genetic Drifting 4. Gene flow 5. Natural Selection

Non-Random Mating Not by chance. Criteria are physical trait or characteristics. Inbreeding as an example. Common in dogs, pigs, cats, chicken, and other animals.

Mutation Change in Chromosome or gene. Change of appearance Caused by mutagens The gene pool becomes different from the original.

Genetic drift A change of gene pool Death of a certain trait due to natural disasters. Fitness is not the issue for survival.

Genetic drift

Gene flow Migration or simply not Increases the variation (phenotypes) Interbreeds with newly found population.

Gene flow

Natural Selection Nature will select Survival of the fittest Offspring will carry these favorable traits which will be different from their old version.

Mechanism of Evolution 1. Non-Random Mating 2. Mutation 3. Genetic Drifting 4. Gene flow 5. Natural Selection

Speciation Formation of new species Result from evolution Numerous alteration in gene pool Requires time Only in same species

Speciation

Speciation There are four types of speciation: 1. Allopatric 2. Peripatric 3. Parapatric 4. Sympatric

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Lets Review 1. What are the three theories of Lamarck? Theory of Need Theory of Use and Disuse Theory of Inherited acquired Characteristics 2. How natural selection works? Survival of the fittest 3. What are the mechanism of evolution? Non-Random Mating, Mutation, Genetic Drifting, Gene flow, Natural Selection

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