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Chapter 15 - review

Chapter 15 We looked at the scientists who were instrumental in building the theory of evolution Jean Baptiste-Lamarck Charles Darwin We observed some evidence of evolution we can see today Homologous, Analagous and Vestigial Structures Similarities in Embryological development, and macromolecules (DNA and Proteins) We started to observe some patterns of evolution Co-evolution Convergent Evolution Divergent Evolution Adaptive Radiation Artificial Selection

Today Chapter 15 Review Build-A-Beast Workshop

REMINDER N.B. There will be a Chapter 15 Quiz on Tuesday

A B C D Chapter 15 – Fossils In your Notebook Match each type of fossil with the picture Cast, Mold, Trace, Amber A B C D

Chapter 15 Review- Fossils A= Mold Fossil (hollow, un-fllled mold of animal) B= Amber Fossil (Preserved in sap) C= Cast Fossil (Three dimensional, filled in structure of once living organism) D= Trace fossil (a trace that an organism once existed, left behind over time)

Chapter 15- Fossil Review In your Notebook According to The Law of superposition Which pancake would be the most stale(oldest)? Which would be freshest (youngest)?

Chapter 15- Fossils Moving Forward Know the different types of fossils Know the law of superposition, and how scientists can use it to use fossils as evidence of the theory of evolution

Chapter 15- Evolutionary Theorists In your Notebook Writing Storm (3m) Write down everything you can remember about the theories of Charles Darwin and Jean Baptiste Lamarck and how they pertained to the theory of Evolution

Theorist Trait Jean Baptiste Lamarck Charles Darwin Thomas Malthus Nicolaus Steno A. Descent with modification B. Acquired Characteristic C. Law of super-position D. Study of Human populations E. Descent from a common ancestor F. Modification by Natural Selection G. Environment molded evolution H. Species molded evolution

Chapter 15- Theorists Jean Baptiste Lamarck – A*, B, E, H Charles Darwin – A, E, F, G Thomas Malthus – D Nicolaus Steno – C

Chapter 15- Moving Forward Note The contributions made by Jean Baptiste Lamarck and Charles Darwin to the theory of Evolution Be able to compare and contrast their theories Know what is meant by Descent with modification, Modification by Natural selection, and evolution by acquired characteristics

Evidence of Evolution (15.3)

Chapter 15- Evidence of Evolution Pokemon “evolve” The evidence of Squirtles evolution can be found in the shell of the two different animals that Squirtle is a recent common ancestor with? What do we call these structures? What type of evolution are we seeing in action? (Divergent, Convergent, Co-evolution)

The shell of squirtle, wartortle and blastoise are said to be Homologous structures (The are structurally similar, but can serve a different function) Both Blastoise and Wartortle evolved from a Divergent evolution pattern (Different species arising from a single ancestral species)

Pokemon evolution cont’d How do we refer the structural similarities between Gyardos and Dragonair? What is this pattern of Evolution?

Pokemon Evolution The snake like body structure between Gyardos and Dragonair are said to be Analogous Features (Similar in structure and function, but evolved from different ancestors) This pattern of evolution is referred to as Convergent. Different species evolving similar characteristics due to environmental pressures and resource availability.

Vesitigial Features What is a vestigial feature? Apparently useless structure. However it provides evidence that a common ancestor or currently living organism used that structure, and provides evidence of ancestry between those organisms and the modern organism that has the vestigial structure What are some vestigial structures we can think of? Human appendix, Pelvic bone of snakes and whale

Other things to keep in Mind Similarities in Embryology

Similarities in Macromolecules

Co-Evolution

Artificial Selection

Chapter 15 Review 15.3 Know the different structural evidences of evolution and how they provide evidence of common ancestry Homologous, analogous, vestigial, macromolecule and embryological Recognize the different patterns of evolution Divergent (adaptive radiation, artificial selection), Convergent, Co-Evolution

ST Time to Build a Beast! In your research groups… Grab 1 Build a beast work sheet, and one Environmental change In your groups, take the environmental change and the handout to build a new species out of your existing one ST