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Adaptations

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Question of the Day Question: What is antibiotic resistance and how does it arise? 4’s Turn In: p. 486 A.Q. 1bc, 2abc

Vocab Sheet

Vocab Theory (#16)- an explanation that is supported by a large body of evidence; ex: evolution, cell theory Law (#17)- describes a set of relationships; ex: law of gravity

Vocab Theory (#16)- an explanation that is supported by a large body of evidence; ex: evolution, cell theory Law (#17)- describes a set of relationships; ex: law of gravity Hypothesis (#18)- an educated guess that explains observations; testable More than just a hunch!

Vocab Lethal (#38)- deadly Lethal allele: causes death

Vocab Recombination (#23)- shuffling of genes in new combinations Crossing Over: Sexual Reproduction:

Vocab Evolutionary processes (#22)- – more offspring are born than can survive – individuals have variations – some individuals reproduce more than others

Inv. 9.2: Natural Selection

Notes: Adaptations

Definition Adaptation- a characteristic that increases an organism’s ability to survive & reproduce A population adapts to its environment over time Adaptations arise through natural selection

3 Types 1.morphological adaptation- adaptive structure or body part - ex: long tongue of anteater helps in eating ants

2. physiological adaptation- adaptive cells & body systems - ex: platelets help blood clot 3 Types

3. behavioral adaptation- adaptive reactions to the environment - ex: mating dance of birds 3 Types

Create an Organism Pick one item and decide how an organism would use this appendage to help them survive either by (choose one!): finding food, hiding from predators, defending themselves or finding a mate In 10 minutes your group will share your organism’s –Name –Typical habitat –How it would use the appendage (arm, leg, mouth, tail…) –What is the purpose of the appendage

Evolution of Eye

Adaptation: The Eye