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Natural selection is the mechanism of evolution, or change over time, further of studies taken in 1972 made the evolution theory clearer.

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There is evidence that natural selection is a big part of evolution. Although there is little fossil evidence the there is a gradualism of the current animals and the past ancestors. This proves that evolution exsists

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Stop and go - It talks about the gradualism and how natural selection is the mechanism of evolution.and the lack of intermediate life

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the stop and go natural selection is the mechanism of evolution gradualism says that genetic changes occurs slowly punctuated equilibrium says that populations remain genetically stable for long periods of time

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It's only natural - darwin was collecting data for his theory over 13 years

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Darwin supported gradualism, which states that evolution takes place slowly over a long period of time. Where as Stephen Jay Gould believes in the theory punctuated equilibrium, which says that populations reaminn genetically stable for long periods of time, interrupted by brief periods of rapid genetic change.

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Darwin wrote a paper explaining his theory but did not publish it because he knew that it would challenge popular beliefs.

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We think it is important that the two men, Darwin and Wallace, observed plants and animals and discovered the theory of evolution. They decided to submit their research to the same organization and Darwin got more credit for discovering it first. The ostriches are an example of this, only the strongest can survive and reproduce.

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its only natural darwin wrote a paper about his theory of evolution because he new his ideas would challenge beliefs. wallace doveloped a theory similar to darwins and they both decided to send there papers to the scientifict organisation and descibes natural selection

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Darwin realized that there is always competition for survival because if youŕe not strong enough than natural selection will kill you to make youre species stronger.

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Gradualism  is the theory of small genetic changes over time. Punctuated equilibrium suggests that populations remain genetically stable for long periods of time, interrupted by brief periods of rapid genetic change.

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interdisciplinary studies/ Darwin learned that geological change is a slow process. He also studied the selective breeding of animals and plants. Mal

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thomas malthus stated that our human population has been growing so fast that we wouldn´t have enough food and resources and we would not be able to keep up with the demand.

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Darwin and Wallace published a book together about evolution, and Wallace gave Darwin the credit for the theory because he discovered it first. Darwin also explained how natural selection work in populations to better suit them for their environment.

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Because of artificial selection the ancestors looked totally different than the animals nawadays.

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the nature of change; stop and go is about how natural selection can result in evolution of new species and how stephen jay gould and niles eldredge made the theory punctuated equilibrium.

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1. People didn't understand biodiversity, and once evolution was introduced, people (Bonnet, Lamarck, Darwin) had different theories about how it happened.
2.Darwin studies species such as the finches to better understand evolution, as well as geology, artificial selection, and population control. He argued that there is always competition for food, water, and space in the environment.
3. Darwin published his theories and observations he made over those 13 years. He caught the attention of Wallace, and together they introduced natural selection an variation in populations that are passed down genetically.
4. With evidence, Gould and Eldredge advanced another explanation branching off gradualism. They came up with punctuated equilibrium, suggesting that populations remain genetically stable for long periods of time, interrupted by sudden genetic change. These rapid changes can cause changes in the environment or an increased mutation rate.

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interdisciplinary studies talks about finches, niches geological changes is a slow process influenced by thomas malthus he said the human population is growing so fast that the resources can not keep up

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1831, Charles darwin goes on a around-the-world trip and collected fossils of plants and animals, Darwin also studied breeding of domestic animals and crops

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Darwin studied the selective breeding of domestic animals and crops. By selecting a parental generation with the most desirable characteristics people cna breed more desirable plants and animals

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Interdisciplinary Studies - Darwin found out that gradual geological changes over long periods of time influence plant and animal life, and any domesticated plant or animal bred to accentuate desirable characteristics is the result of artificial selection. He also concluded that the ability to reproduce and pass on traits that aid survival is as important as survival itself.
It's Only Natural - In 1858, Darwin and Wallace agreed to send their theories to the same scientific organization, and Wallace gave credit to Darwin for developing the theory first. Darwin called the process that shaped adaptations natural selection, which consisted of four main points: there is variation within populations, some variations are favourable, not all young produced in each generation can survive, and individuals that survive and reproduce are those with favourable variations.
Stop & Go - Darwin believed in gradualism, or when small genetic changes occur slowly within a population, but this is not supported by the fossil record. Gould and Eldredge believed in punctuated equilibrium; when populations remain genetically stable over long periods of time but are then interrupted by brief periods of rapid genetic change, which is supported by the fossil record, but Darwin claims that the fossil record is incomplete.

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the theory of evolution; its only natural is about darwins theory of evolution and also how darwin made natural selection

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The process that shaped species adaptions is called natural selection. Individuals that survive and reproduce are those with favorable variations. Not all young produced in each generation can survive.

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Darwin saw that the earth is very old and over time different populations over time change with the environment. Also, all populations in the world fight and compete for the limited resources, such as food, space, and water.

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paragraph 7 Talks about artifical selection and breeding of domestic animals and crops

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Charles Lyell discovered that earth must be very old and that geological change is an extremely slow uniform process.

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Darwin was influenced by Thomas Malthus, who stated that their could never be enough resources for the growing human population

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Paragraph 7 How Darwin Studied finches.

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selective breeding allows for more desirable offspring.

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Darwin observed the artificial selection.

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Darwin realized that the 13 different finches where different species, and he hypothesized that adaptations of animals and the emergence of new species where related.

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Darwin went on a trip and collected plant and animal fossils

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paragraph 6 is about charles darwin going on an around the world trip and collecting plant samples and studying animal species from the shore

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Darwin discovered 13 different species of finches and learned about their adaptions.

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Earth is very old therefore geological change is a very slow, uniform process.

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Each group of finches has its own niche which led to darwin wondering whether each group of finches was a different species.

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Darwin went on a huge trip to learn.

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Darwin was fascinated by the finches he found, and he noticed each group of finches had its own niche and wondered if they were different species.

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1. people didn´t really understand biodiverity, so greek philosophers began forming theories
2.  Bonnet published a theory about fossils and how they remained after catastrophes, and discovered evolution
3.  Lamarck disagreed with Bonnet´s theory, he had his own hypotheses.
4. Lamarck had three hypotheses. One, organisms constantly try to improve. Two, unused body structures are discarded. Three, once the body structure is modified, it is inherited.
5. Lamarck published his theory, strongly influencing Darwin. Lamarckś theory was disproved by Weismann

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paragraph 6 Talks about how Darwin concluded that geological changes over long periods of time influences plant and animal life.

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Paragraph 5 is about lamaracks hypothesis about the inheritance of acquired characteristics was disproved by german biologist august weismann

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Darwin believed in Lamarck's work even though Weisman disproved it

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Darwin traveled around the world on a ship called HMS Beagle, and he took samples from plants and studied animals from the shore.

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paragraph 4 is about lamaracks hypothesis

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paragraph 5 Talks about Lamarcks hypothesis the inheritance of aquired characteristics

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Each species it special suited to its environment because of its niche.

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Describes Lamarck's three main ideas.

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Each different group of finches had its own niche.

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Lamarck's theory was disproved by German biologist August Weismann, who concluded that changes in an individual through its lifetime do not affect its offspring.

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paragraph 3 is about how jean -baptiste  reasoned that the fossils of extinct animals were the ancestors of those living today.

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Lamarck's ideas had a big impact on Charles Darwin. August Weismann concluded that changes in an individual over its lifetime does not affect its reproductive cells or offspring.

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Darwin collected and studied plant and animal samples from the shore.

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paragraph 4 Lamarck thought that organisms strive to improve themselves and the evolution of giraffes

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Lamarck is trying to correct Bonnets theory that the fossils are ancestors of those that are living today.

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Lamarck believed animals could use or enhance their most used body structure.

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Weisman concluded that an individual that changes during its lifetime does not affect its reproductive cells or its offspring.

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Paragraph 4 talks about use and disuse, when used body structures develop and unused structures waste away.

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Most-used body structures develop while unused structures waste away which is the principle of use and disuse.

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Jean-baptiste lamarck reasoned that the fossils of extinct animals were the ancestors of those living today

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Jean-Baptiste Lamarck believed that extinct animals are the ancestors of animals living today.

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paragraph 3 jean baptiste challenged bonnets view because he thought fossils of extinct animals are the ancestors of the animals living today

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Fossils of extinct animals were the ancestors of those living today.

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Charles Bonnet looks at fossils see that they are different then what the are no/related to today.

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paragraph 2 talks about how periodic catastrophes affect evolution

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Charles bonnet theorized that periodic catastrophes affected evolution.

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Charles Bonnet discovered evolution from studying fossils from before past catastrophes.

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The theory of evolution means change over time.

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paragraph 2 is talking about how animals are changing over time

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1.talking about biodiversity
2.Charles Bonnet published  the theory of biodiversity and evolution.
3.reasoned that fossils of extinct animals are around today.
4.the three lamarck's hypothosis of evolution
5.weismann concluded that changes in an individual during its life time and it doesn't effect the reproductive cells
6.darwin went on a trip to collect plants and animal samples
7. He observed finches and how they have their own niche
8.darwin talked about how different species adapted to different environments
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Paragraph one is about biodiversity in a population.

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The idea that the form or the shape of an organism is related to its function. Paragraph 1 is describing what biodiversity is in a population.

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1- the topic of biodiversity was discussed by greek philosophers.
2- charles bonnet came up with the of evolution.
3- bonneys views were challenged.
4-body structures were changed and pasted on.
5-lamarcks hypothesis was disproved by august weismann.
6- darwin sailed around the world to collect samples.
7- darwin observed each group of finches.
8- darwin learned that there were 13 different groups.
9- darwin observed different groups of finches.
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paragraph 1 is explaining biodiversity.

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Explaining the origin of earth's biodiversity of a population.

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Greek philosophers had many ideas about organisms and biodiversity.

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Biodiversity has been discussed for over 2,000 years, and Greek philosophers believed an organism's shape is related to its function.