Adaptations and Evolution

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Adaptations and Evolution 22-3

Variations Slight differences in inherited traits among individuals in a population Mutations can produce slight differences Feather color Nest building skills

Galapagos Islands Then Youtube Clip

Galapagos Islands Today 1976 – Measured traits in a population of medium ground finches Birds had variations in beak size Most – smaller beaks All – preferred to eat small, soft seeds

The next year… No rain No plant reproduction = no new seeds All the small eats were eaten = birds started to die Only seeds left were larger and hard to open. WHO STARTED TO THRIVE?

The next year… 1978 – Measured the beaks of the surviving birds Most were larger In just 2 years the population had changed or evolved.

Natural Selection Process that helps individuals with variations survive their environment Able to reproduce Survival of the Fittest!

Adaptations Inherited trait that increases an organism’s chance of surviving and reproducing in an environment

Structural Adaptations Physical characteristics – how its buit Color Shape Teeth Feet Thorns

Functional Adaptations Internal systems Physiology – normal functions of an organism Biochemistry What the structures do for the organism

Behavioral Adaptations Behavior or action Migration Hibernation

Evolution Change over time Look or behave differently that ancestors

How Evolution works Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell

Change Over Time Antibiotic Resistance – bacteria evolve to resist medicine and surviving bacteria pass of traits Super colds

Extinction When the last individual of a species dies This happens when a species lacks variation

Conservation Biology Branch of biology Studies why many species are in trouble and how to save them