PPT-Biological Evolution

Chapter 10 Biological Evolution Evolution the word has several meanings Evolution gradual change to improve or become more complex change Evolution random changes made by chance to get what we see today goo to you theory of evolution. Jordan Zlatev. Lecture 9. Controversies and hypotheses. 1. Controversies. What is language (again!)?. When language evolved?. How it evolved. ?. Why it evolved. ? . (Lecture 10). Can language evolution be divided in “stages”? Which? . John Woodward and . Ruibin. . Bai. My interest…. We would not attempt to try to write computer programs without the constructs of. R. eusable. . functions (in GP terminology . ADFs. ),. Iteration. Unit 6: Seventh Grade. Theory vs. Law. An idea that has . not. been proven to be unequivocally true. Examples:. Big Bang. The extinction of the dinosaurs. An idea or truth that . has . been proven to be unequivocally true. Dr. Ard Louis. Department of Physics. University of . Oxford. www.faraday-institute.org. www.testoffaith.com. www.cis.org.uk. www.biologos.org. www.templeton.org. Outline. Fun . things. . about. . science. Just another brick in the Word Wall. The language necessary to succeed in school, particularly the sciences. Falls into two major categories. Content specific vocabulary = “brick” words. Transportable vocabulary (used in multiple disciplines) = “mortar” words. Chapter 8B. History of Evolutionary Theory. I. History of Evolutionary Theory. Definitions. 1. Evolution. Evolution. The gradual change that causes something to improve or become more complex. Ex.) The . How does worldview affect how people think about the history of life?. The Evolution of Evolution. Biological evolution: the slow, gradual change in organisms from one kind to another. Species: groups of organisms that look the same and have the same structure. Description and Consequences. Supplementary Notes and Basic Definitions. Paul Ballonoff. 1,. *, . 1. Ballonoff Consulting, Paul@Ballonoff.net; . *. Corresponding author: Paul@Ballonoff.net. 1. Results and Discussion. Leonard Brand. Professor of Biology and Paleontology. Department of Earth and Biological Sciences. Loma Linda University. Goal of this talk:. Evaluate the current state of the evidence for the evolution of life forms by random mutation and natural selection. Nature has . telos. , a divine hand that guides development. . These accounts of nature are . teleological . in that there is an underlying plan or purpose of spiritual or religious origin.. The distribution of animals and plants corresponds to divine law and decision-making. 209 William and Elaine Rice, were always there for me when I needed them. Be it help fixing up my house or just talking things out on the phone, it was a great comfort to know that they supported m Origins of Life on Earth. 4.7-4.8 Billion Year History. Evidence from chemical analysis and measurements of radioactive elements in primitive rocks and fossils. . Life developed over two main phases:. John Woodward and . Ruibin. . Bai. My interest…. We would not attempt to try to write computer programs without the constructs of. R. eusable. . functions (in GP terminology . ADFs. ),. Iteration. SB5e. . Recognize the role of evolution to biological resistance (pesticide and antibiotic resistance). Application Question. In 1950, about 97% of Strep throat infections that doctors treated received a prescription of penicillin. By 2000, only about 12% of Strep throat infections were treated with penicillin. From an evolutionary standpoint, why might this be true? .