PPT-Evolution The process of biological change by which descendants come to differ their ancestors.

Evolution A Swedish botanist in the 1700s who developed a classification system for the organisms known at this time Carolus Linnaeus A group of organisms so similar to one another that they can reproduce and have fertile offspring. Ancestors. Persons related in ascending lineal line.. Parents. Grandparents. Great-grandparents. etc.. Collaterals. Related, but not lineally.. First-Line. Siblings. Nieces/Nephews. etc.. Second-Line. 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). Researching Your WA Ancestors. And Their Descendants. February. , 2013. Presenter – Neil Bradley. Researching Your WA Ancestors & Their Descendants – Unlock The Past Cruise Feb 2013 – Neil Bradley. 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. Microfossils. Pollen. Diatom. Macrofossils. Plants. Insects. Mollusca & . Ostracoda. & Foraminifera & . Coccolithophores. . Mammalia. Lab: Age Modeling: Radiocarbon. Discussion: NSF Grant Proposal Guide. Microfossils. Pollen. Diatom. Macrofossils. Plants. Insects. Mollusca & . Ostracoda. & Foraminifera & . Coccolithophores. . Mammalia. Lab: NSF Grant Writing. Discussion: NSF Grant Proposal Guide. Earth’s . crust. has changed throughout geologic time. . . Earth’s crust and the solid part of the mantle form the . lithosphere. . The lithosphere is where . volcanoes. and . mountains. form. The lithosphere . 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. 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:. Evolution & Natural Selection Vocabulary. Types of Selection. Artificial Selection. Selection by humans for breeding of useful traits from the natural variation among different organisms, Ex. Dog Breeding. POPULATION change . over time. . Natural Selection. Definition: The process whereby organisms . better adapted to their environment . tend to survive and produce more offspring. . Adaptation. A change or process of change by which an organism or species becomes .