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Moth Adaptation Poster Due November 1 st 2016 B ellwork How does pollution effect plants and animals Peppered Moth p9899 Essential Question How does natural selection work due to environmental changes . 849 FRESH SPINACH SALAD Garden fresh spinach with peppered bacon fr esh mushrooms tomato hardcooked egg red onion Swiss cheese croutons and special malt dressing 849 SHRIMP VINEGARETTE SPINACH SALAD Five plump gulf shrimp atop fresh spinach with bac Chapter 15. Darwin's Theory of Evolution. What is Evolution?. Evolution is…... Change in a species over time. The process by which modern organisms have descended from ancient organisms. A theory. Well-supported testable explanation (hypothesis) of phenomena that have occurred in the natural world. PowerPoint Slides for Chapter . 24:. Homeostasis at the Population Level. by. A. Malcolm Campbell, Laurie J. Heyer, and Chris Paradise. A . peregrine falcon, . Falco . peregrines. Figure UN24.1. Frequency map . Background Information. There are two major varieties of peppered moths, a light-colored variety and a dark-colored variety. These moths are active at night and rest on trees during the day. . 1. Does the environment effect which kind of peppered moth is more abundant?. The . Peppered . Moth. The Peppered Moth. The Peppered . Moth is found in many parts of England and Ireland. It is considered one of the best examples of animal adaptation to an changing environment.. Natural Selection is one of the ideas suggested by Charles Darwin to explain evolution . All living things “ in - herit” traits from their parents. In humans, a trait can be hair color G7- I can list examples of changes in genetic traits due to natural and manmade influences. What is Natural Selection?. Write it on your white board. Which of the following is an example of Natural Selection?. A long time ago in a kingdom far . far. . away there was a beautiful forest of trees where moths lived and flourished. . OK… it wasn’t so long ago or really that far away. It was in England in the 1800’s…... Hide moths. . November . 2. nd. , 2016. B. ellwork. ~ What is the . changing factor . in the peppered moth story?. Closure. ~ What did you do to your moth so it is hidden well? . 30 Minute Inquiry Activity. Research one of the following types of Evolutionary Evidence:. Fossil . Record. Vestigial . Structures. Homologous . Structures. Comparative . DNA. Note . the following about your type of evidence:. Video. Read “Animal Body Plans: . Homeobox. Genes”. What are . homeobox. genes? . What did Walter . Gehring. show with his experiment with the . eyeless. gene? . How do . homeobox. genes provide evidence that all living things are descended from a common ancestor? . How did the moth population change over time?. Follow teacher directions to read the article and answer the text dependent questions about the Peppered moths.. How did the environment change over time?. Industrial . Melanism. is a term used to describe the adaptation of a population in response to pollution. . One example of rapid industrial . melanism. occurred in populations of peppered moths in the area of Manchester, England from 1845 to 1890. The peppered moth is fairly common in England. It can be found in two forms – the dark form and the light form. .