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Darwin’s
Voyage
Darwin’s
Theory
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Evolution Jeopardy
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This scientist came up with the theory of
evolution by means of natural selection.
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Who was Charles Darwin?
Answer
This scientist thought that aquired
characteristics could be passed from parents
to offspring, like the length of a giraffe’s
neck
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Who was Lamarck?
Answer
This mathematician noticed that the human
population could not increase indefinetly, i.e. population was kept in check by
disease and limits on resources.
Question
Who was Malthus?
Answer
This naturalist wrote an essay similar to Charles Darwin’s
theory of evolution, the essay prompted
Darwin to publish a joint paper with him and finish his book.
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Who was Alfred Wallace?
Answer
This idea of farmers and breeders prompted
Darwin to come up with the idea of natural
selection, this is how farmers and breeders
came up with crop and livestock varieties.
Question
What is selective breeding?
(artificial selection is ok)
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This is the most famous group of islands that
Darwin visited.
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What are the Galapagos Islands?
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The name of the ship that Darwin was on for
his voyage.
Double JEAPORDY Question
What is the HMS Beagle?
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How long the voyage lasted.
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What isabout five years?
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Darwin hypothesized that the finches did
this after the ancestral population was blown
over from the mainland and over time groups
populated the different islands and developed
different traits.
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What isadaptive radiation?
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These famous winged inhabitants of the
Galapagos Islands gave Darwin much evidence to develop his theory.
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What are finches?
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This was Darwin’s job aboard the ship.
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What is naturalist?
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Organisms differ.
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What is variation?
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Organims produce many more organisms than
can do this.
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What is survive?
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Organisms do this for limited resources.
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What iscompete?
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This is the more common term for the struggle for existance, individuals best sutied to their environment
survive and reproduce most successfully.
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What is survival of the fittest?
Answer
The environmental conditions “select”
which organisms will survive and which do
not have proper survival adaptations.
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What isNatural Selection?
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FinchesTortoises
ArmadillosMarine Iguanas
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What areArmadillos
(not on the Galapagos)
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Fossil RecordGeographic DistributionHomologous Structures
Cell Theory
Question
What is Cell Theory?
(not evidence supporting evolution)
Answer
PlantsArchaeAnimals
Fungi
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What isArchae
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TheoryVerified Hypothesis
GuessFacts
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What isguess?
Answer
Behavioral IsolationGeographic IsolationTemporal Isolation
Summative Isolation
Question
What is summative isolation
(not an isolation mechanism)
Answer
Younger fossils resemble modern species, fossils show transitions from
older species to modern species, different fossils
are found in different layers
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What isFossil evidence?
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Genes (DNA) are compared to see how
close they match, fewer gene differences = more closely related organisms
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What are Molecular comparisons?
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Closely related organisms develop similarly after fertilization; humans,
chickens, lizards, and fish all have pharangeal pouches and tails at
early stages of development
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What is comparative embryology?
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Related organisms have similar internal structures
from ancestral species like the limb bones in humans, cats, whales,
and bats.
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What is comparative anatomy?
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These are structures that have no apparent use in modern organisms, they
are commonly called evolutionary leftovers, they are remnants of
structures from ancestral species.
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What are vestigial structures?
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