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  • August 22, 2024
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chapter 2: evolution

charles darwin and the origin of species
•his book presented two main points
1. present day species are the descendants of ancient ancestors that they
still resemble in some ways
2. over time, differences accumulated by a process called "descent with
modification" (darwin's phrase for evolution)

natural selection: process by which organisms with certain inherited traits
are more likely to survive and reproduce than are individuals with other
traits
•populations change over generations: population is a group of the same
species living in the same place at the same time
•natural selection leads to evolutionary adaptation, a population's
increase in the frequency of traits suited to the environment, ex:
camouflage
•evolution: genetic composition of a population has changed over time

fossils:
imprints or remains of organisms that lived in the past

lamrack and evolutionary adaptations:
•french naturalist lamrack suggested that the best explantion
for these observations is that life evolves
•he proposed that by using or not using its body parts, an individual
may develop certain traits that it passes on
a. lamrack suggested that strong beaks are the cumulative result of
ancestors exercising their beaks during feeding and passing that acquired
beak power on to offspring
b. a carpenter with a lifetime of pounding nails will not pass enhanced
biceps on
c. his idea that species evolve as a result of interactions between
organisms and their environments helped set the stage for darwin

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