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Natural Selection and Adaptation…53

Theory of Evolution Species adapt, or change, over time leading to new variations which will result in a new species or the species will become extinct.

Charles Darwin The Theory of Natural Selection. Studied birds in the Galapagos

Galapagos Darwin made a trip to the Galapagos Islands Studied animals on each island Noted differences between the same organisms on different islands Do they know where these islands are?

Blue footed boobie!

Finches Noted major differences between the beaks of finches Thick beaks = eat nuts/fruits Many nut/fruit-bearing trees Thin beaks = eat insects Islands with few nut/fruit-bearing trees

5 points of natural selection Population have genetic variations Some variations are favorable. More offspring are produced than survive Those that survive have favorable traits (advantageous) A population will change over time

Mutation Changes in the DNA of organisms Can be cause by radiation/chemicals or naturally

Thin fur Thick fur Thick/thin fur Thick fur keeps the bears warmer in the winter Produce 3 cubs…only 1 survived The thicker fur can survive the winter Overtime, the thin furred bears will die and leave only thick fur bears

Slow ostrich Fast ostrich Slow/fast ostriches FASTER ostriches can out run the jackals 1 egg, but many rodents eat the egg The survivors are fast runners The slow runners will all be killed and all you have left with is fast runners

The cactus on the right has thorns so animals will avoid it The cactus on the left can not make seeds (no baby plants) Yes, Natural selection has occurred. Nature selected for the cactus with thorns The thorns increase the fitness of the cactus. The thorns keep the deer away, allowing the cactus to reproduce.

OPEN YOUR NOTEBOOKS TO PAGE 53 (we need to finish your notes from Monday)

Adaptation Trait that helps an organism survive in its environment

Fitness How successful an organism is at reproducing. NOT how long it lives “Survival of the Fittest” = Survival of those who make a lot of babies This would be an honors only slide

Who is the fittest?

Who is the fittest?

Have tons of babies at a time Overpopulation Have tons of babies at a time Predators kill most offspring More babies = more that survive

Mutation  New Genetic Trait  advantageous  TOP OF THE PAGE Mutation  New Genetic Trait  advantageous  passed down to offspring  Evolution!!! I am insistent that they know what DNA is and what happens when you change it – prep for high school