Natural Selection The unequal survival and reproduction of organisms due to environmental forces, resulting in the preservation of favorable adaptations.

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Natural Selection The unequal survival and reproduction of organisms due to environmental forces, resulting in the preservation of favorable adaptations. It is a two step process: 1. The Production of variation in a population 2. Non-random aspects of survival and reproduction

Do we see variation within different wild species ? Natural Selection is a two step process: Step One: The Production of Variation. (Chance) Mutations Meiosis: recombination due to crossing-over in 1st division random movement of chromosomes in 2nd division Random mate selection & fertilization Step Two: Non-random aspects of survival and reproduction Superior success of certain phenotypes Nonrandom mate choice

Lemurs of Madagascar

Amazonian Frogs

LETS PLAY A GAME! NAME THAT FRUIT!

NAME THIS FRUIT!

Bred Pigeons came from a single original species Humans select traits for dogs, pigeons and other animals when they breed them. Who selects the traits for wild plans & animals?

INDIVIDUALS THAT HAVE TRAITS THAT ARE BEST ADAPTED FOR THE CURRENT ENVIRONMENT ARE THE ONES THAT SURVIVE TO BREED AND PASS ON THEIR GENES TO THE NEXT GENERATION. NOBODY!! Organisms not possessing the beneficial traits either die or don’t have as many offspring. There is no agent involved in natural selection. Natural selection is a process of elimination Natural Selection is Survival of the fittest

Natural Selection is a mixture of both Chance and necessity Natural Selection is not goal directed. It does not have a long term goal.

What acts as a selection pressure on a population? Competition for food Competition for a mate Changes in the environment Predators Parasites Example of Natural Selection in Action: Monarch / milkweed Card game Video of Darwin’s Finches

Camouflage, Mimicry & Decoys Purpose - escape from predators, sneaking up on prey Camouflage - directional selection favors individuals who most resemble environment Mimicry - directional selection can favor individuals who most resemble something harmful, unappetizing, or non- threatening Decoys - directional selection can favor individuals who Use lures or decoys to attract other animals to be eaten or help them unwittingly

Other Mimicry Examples 1. Viceroy and Monarch butterflies (see video) 2. Walking stick 3. Crab with rock garden on shell 4. Cobra mimic 5. Angler Fish with lure 6. Orchid and wasp

The coloring so closely resembles that of the female wasp Colpa aurea that males of the species are attracted to the flower and pick up pollen during their attempts at copulation. It also produces pheromones to attract male wasps. Timing is also important. The labellum of Ophrys speculum Orchid.

Evolution = descent with modification All organisms are related through descent from some unknown ancestor that lived in the distant past. As the descendants spilled into various habitats over time, they accumulated diverse modifications (adaptations) that fit them to specific ways of life. Darwin’s Idea of COMMON DESCENT

The Linnean classification scheme reflected the branching genealogy of the tree of life, with organisms at the different levels related through descent from common ancestors. The history of life is like a tree.