Brugklas Evolution - Vestigial organs and fossil record

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chapter 4: Evolution

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What can looking at skeletons tell us?

Slide 2 - Question ouverte

Skeletons can tell us about the past
-Skeletons change over time
-how bones are shaped can tell us something about the past

Vestigial organs: 
Organs that an animal has but doesn't use anymore

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Example:  Tail bone 
Example:
Pelvis/Femur in whale 
Vestigial organ with no function:

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Leg bones in snakes -> Tickle females during mating
Vestigial organ with new function
Vestigial organs show that animals have changed over time

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Fossils
Also show that animals and plants have changed over time

The organism is quickly covered with a layer of sand or mud

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Slide 8 - Vidéo

Why are there not so many early fossils?
A
Early forms of life were soft bodied organisms
B
No animals were living a long time ago
C
Bones of those animals were never found
D
What are fossils again?

Slide 9 - Quiz

Fossils and vestigial organs show us that organisms changed over time. What is the theory called that explains what makes animals change?

Slide 10 - Question ouverte

Charles Darwin
1809-1882

Species could change over time to become better adapted to their environment

This change is called evolution

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Slide 12 - Vidéo

What is natural selection?
A
organisms can change during their life
B
more organisms are born than there is room or food for.
C
predators only eat yellow colored insects
D
the organisms that are best adapted survive

Slide 13 - Quiz

Natural selection
Individuals that are best at surviving in their environment will produce more offspring 

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Slide 15 - Lien

Evolution in Steps
  1. More individuals will be born  that can survive 'struggle for existence'
  2. Individuals with an advantage have a higher chance of surviving ' natural selection' 
  3. The individuals that survive will have a higher chance to produce offspring 

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Artificial selection
Not nature is selecting but humans

Humans select the individuals they like best 

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Artificial selection
Not nature is selecting but humans

Humans select the individuals they like best 

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sexual selection: female choice

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What is different between artificial selection and natural selection
A
Nothing, its basically the same
B
Natural selection has to do with survival, artificial selection not always
C
artificial selection is dependent on nature alone, natural selection is not.
D
Natural selection is done by humans, artificial selection not

Slide 20 - Quiz

The dog breeds we have today were developed through:
A
natural selection
B
artificial selection (selective breeding)
C
sexual selection
D
acquired selection

Slide 21 - Quiz

Assignment
  • Go to classroom and answer the questions in the ' Natural Selection'  worksheet
  • Next Monday there will be a QUIZ about the glossary words
  • Practice for the quiz using quizlet there is a link on classroom

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Evolution
species change over time so they become better adapted to their environment

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Struggle for survival: 
More organisms are born than can survive. They compete for food, space and mates.

Slide 24 - Diapositive

Natural selection
Individuals that are best at surviving in their environment will produce more offspring 

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