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Natural Selection Unit Biology

January 12 Scientific Terms Quiz Please put everything away Take quiz Homework? Unusual gene evolution in bacteria

January 11 – Lesson Question On the top of page 71 write our lesson question. Who was Darwin and who influenced his ideas?

Charles Darwin 1809 - 1882 1831 HMS Beagle

Darwin’s Observations: Species vary Globally Ostrich Rhea

Darwin’s Observations: Species Vary Locally Isabela Island Tortoise Hood Island Tortoise

Darwin’s Observations: Species Vary Over Time Glyptodont Armadillo

January 12 Complete Intro to Evolution Assignment pages 71 and 72 Part I: Watch 2 videos and answer questions on page 71 Part II: Complete on page 72 I created a table you can tape into your notebook

January 12 Scientist Year(s) Summary Influence Right / Wrong Hutton Lyell Lamark Malthus