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Natural Selection - ️️process whereby individuals in a population with certain characteristics are more successful at contributing offspring to the next generation than individuals without those characteristics Theory of Evolution - ️️- Existing species descended from ancestral species via "descent with modification". - Natural selection is the mechanism by which "descent with modification" occurs. evolution - ️️change in the characteristics of a population of organisms over time population - ️️geographically localized group of individuals belonging to the same species -individual organisms cannot evolve.. they can develop eg. baby develops into an adult. time - ️️multiple generations characteristics - ️️those with a genetic basis (b/c only genes can be passed down to generations) 2 Conditions for Evolution by Natural Selection - ️️1. trait must show heritable variation 2. trait must confer(give/provide) differential reproductive success (dependent on the environment) fitness - ️️the genetic contribution an individual makes to the next generation relative to the contributions of other individuals adaptation - ️️an inherited characteristic that enhances anorganism's ability to survive and reproduce in a given environment Process of Natural Selection - ️️- The process of natural selection can adapt organisms to their environment. Charles Darwin - ️️formulated the basic principles of the theory of evolution. common ancestry - ️️some genes get passed from ancestors, some characteristics dont get inherited typological thinking - ️️Species are fixed & unchanging. Historical View - ️️Aristotle and others proposed that species were organized into a sequence based on increased size and complexity with humans at the top. Lamarck - ️️-inheritance of acquired charactershe said - species evolve over time - -first scientist to propose a potential mechanism for how evolution could occur Lamarck's inheritance of acquired characters - ️️based on use/disuse of body parts -characteristics organisms used throughout their lifetimes would become larger & accentuated, while characteristics that organisms did not use would become smaller & degenerate. Offspring would inherit the large, accentuated characteristics, but they would not inherit the small, degenerate characteristics. evolution - ️️change in the characteristics (gene pool) of a population of organisms over time

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Montgomery College Biol 151 1st
Lecture Exam (vocab)
Natural Selection - ✔️✔️process whereby individuals in a
population with certain characteristics
are more successful at contributing
offspring to the next generation than
individuals without those characteristics

Theory of Evolution - ✔️✔️- Existing species descended
from ancestral species via
"descent with modification".
- Natural selection is the
mechanism by which "descent
with modification" occurs.


evolution - ✔️✔️change in the characteristics of a
population of organisms over time

population - ✔️✔️geographically localized group of
individuals belonging to the same species
-individual organisms cannot evolve.. they can develop
eg. baby develops into an adult.

time - ✔️✔️multiple generations

characteristics - ✔️✔️those with a genetic basis
(b/c only genes can be passed down to generations)

2 Conditions for Evolution
by Natural Selection - ✔️✔️1. trait must show heritable variation
2. trait must confer(give/provide) differential reproductive success
(dependent on the environment)

fitness - ✔️✔️the genetic contribution
an individual makes to the next
generation relative to the
contributions of other individuals

adaptation - ✔️✔️an inherited
characteristic that enhances an

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