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1. Natural Selection
2. Charles Darwin married his cousin
3. One common ancestor is shared by everybody

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natural selection favours the best adapted
charles darwin married his cousin
the retna is shielded by a layer of moisture

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1. The human eye has been developed through millions of years of evolution.
2. All organisms come from a common ancestor.
3. Natural selection contributes to the fatality of HIV.

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Natural Selection
HIV

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3.)
-How AIDs is a direct example of evolution
- The evolution of eyes and cup model
- Deep explanation of Natural Selection, specifically through the finches.

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1. How has evolution developed the structure of the ear?
2. How has evolution changed the structure of the brain?

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1. I learned Darwin's "tree" theory meant that many animals came from one ancient ancestor.
2. In life, only the strongest survive to pass on their traits.
3. Darwin married his cousin.

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Why does HIV specifically evolve so fast? Why not other diseases as well?

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2.)
-Natural selection and the evidence behind it.
- Evidence of a common ancestor.

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Does evolution continue to occur in the human species. If so, what are the factors that contribute to this?

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Is evolution happening as we speak in humans and will evolution continue in the future.

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1. How has evolution changed our bodies.
2. What was our common ancestor.

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-Natural selection favors and filters in those with advantages
-Darwins ideas were highly criticized because they opposed the church
-There was a very influential debate between darwins student and a bishop.

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What will humans look like in the future, since we are always evolving?

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1. The human eye has evolved from one singular light-reflecting prism on an animals skin, slowly evolving to have a clear lens. I also learned that other animals had also started off in the same stage, but they only evolved until they needed to for their environment.
2. Every living organism evolved from one ancestor.
3. Charles Darwin's discovery was not only big in the science industry, but also was a revolutionary act against the church.

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how natural selection in viruses affects medication
the ancester of whaler

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-Our common ancestor
-How we evolved

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why human evole better; where in the timeline of our adaptation did our natural predators go extinct

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-Are we continuing to evolve even with modern medicine? What is causing this evolution?

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1. How the eye has evolved in more detail, and how that evidence leads to other evolution studies.
2. If we all evolved from a common ancestor, what was that organism?

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As every organism keeps evolving, we will keep producing different species, as Darwin explains with his theory of the tree of life. But, as climate change continues to endanger many species, how will all the species keep evolving to avoid extinction? Will they evolve quickly enough?

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1. All living things started as the same common ancestor, developing into the organism they are now, better adapting to their surroundings
2. Natural selection and how nature favors the most well adapted as they have better chances of surviving and reproducing
3. The eye has been evolving and modifying to better function for the human species

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I learned what natural selection is and how different species die out, while others adapt
I learned how organisms adapt from the HIV section
I learned how species come from one common ancestor, and all species are related

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Things that I learned:
1) That stopping HIV medications for a while would increase chances of recovering at some threshold as the HIV would revert back to the 'wild' type instead of the more 'resistant' type (that rejects certain vaccines ) after a while.
2) That changes made aren't automatically tuned to the organism's environment, but rather that the good changes that fit environments are kept since they survive better and are therefore more fit while organisms that have 'bad' mutations, mutations that are not as 'fit,' die out because those mutations are not advantageous.
3) That Darwin's Theory was quite adventurous and dangerous at the time of it's birth, seeing the way it opposed certain religious beliefs of people at the time.

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I want to know more about whether or not organisms can react to quick changes in the environment, and how the DNA is able to change to fit the conditions.

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1. More about the common ancestor
2. HIV and how evolution has caused it to become even bigger of a risk

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What is the best pace of progression through evolution? (If the environment changes, and changes too abruptly, the organisms will die out but at a more moderated pace organisms would change and adapt to learn to survive in certain conditions)

What happens when a bunch of small changes are made or the entire dna of an organism is suddenly sort of shaken up?

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How do GMOs change our [humans] involvement in evolution?

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Will we continue to evolve? I'm wondering which features or modifications could contribute to how we could better survive and thrive in our surroundings, along with how we could better survive and thrive in our surroundings alone.

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Were Darwin's ideas well known at the time, or did word not spread because of the controversy behind it.

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As we continue to evolve with the world around us will we continue to be considered a superior species?

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I learned...
1. Darwin's Tree Theory
2. That there are 2 letters different between monkeys and humans
3. Natural Selection

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I want to learn ore about...
How the eye evolved
HIV

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1 The human eye has slowly developed through evolution and natural selection
2 Darwin married his cousin
3 All species evolved from one organism

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The one common ancestor.
How religion has or has not accepted the laws of evolution today.

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How many finches did Darwin experiment on.

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1. one common ancestor is shared by multiple species.
2. Darwin's ideas were dangerous because they went against the church.
3. Darwin's tree of life theory.

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1 The first organism
2 HIV

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1. the common ancestor
2. humans evolution.

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the origin of life, evolution of intelligence

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Why does HIV evolve so fast

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1. Darwin married his cousin.
2. People actually stood by the ideas of god that had not been proven were used as solid evidence against his theories.
3. Inter-cousin relationships can produce weaker children.

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how will evolution impact humans in the future?

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how eyes evolved

the debate between Darwin's student and the archbishop

that marrying cousins was acceptable when Darwin was alive

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Natural Selection
The eye

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1. Religion at the time opposed to Charles Darwin's idea about evolution.
2. How evolution of the species works is similar to a tree or as Charles Darwin's called it a "tree of life".
3. All species adapted from one common ancestor.

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What allows HIV to reproduce so quickly?

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If HIV is constantly reproducing and experiencing mutations, can they really be called mutations. Can experiencing mutations be seen as a trait that is passed down?

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1-natural selection
2-Charles Darwin married his first cousin
3-the human eye has been developed through out millions of years of evolution

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The top 3 things I learned:
-Darwin's theory about the tree of evolution.
-Stronger living things survive and pass down their skills and genes to their offspring.
- Natural Selection

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1. All living things are a descendant from one common ancestor

2. Selective breeding is a large contributor to evolution

3. Although most animals have eyes, over the course of evolution, different species perceive the world differently

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Darwin married his first cousin
he continued to do his research regardless of the fact that it was unorthodox and not many people would believe him
one ancestor is shared by lots of organisms

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1- how has evolution change the brain in a more complex way of how our brains work
2-how has evolution change the thinking of the human body

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1. The first common ancestor/ the tree life
2. How viruses evolve and grow

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why did people choose religion over god?
i want to know more about the common ancestor

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1. Charles Darwin married his cousin
2. animals evolved through natural selection
3. there were many fights between religious fanatics and scientific people like Darwin apprentice

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Why did he continue to work on something that went against people’s beliefs?

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One thing I learned was about the relationship between religion and science. It never occurred to me, that how we study science affects how we perceive and change our beliefs(A supreme power v.s Mother nature). Another thing I learned was what it meant to have a "common ancestry" and how we can use DNA to find where we share ancestry with other creatures. Finally, I learned how important our environment and climate is, and how adaptive we as living beings are.

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How many common ancestors do we have? How would life as we know it be different if the common ancestor had been different?

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Dawrin married his first cousin. He was hated by the church and society. Tree of evolution LUCIUS

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Dawrin married his first cousin. He was hated by the church and society. Tree of evolution LUCIUS

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1. Everybody shares one common ancestor
2. Natural selection lets only the most capable beings survive
3. Darwin married his first cousin and had like 5 kids... -_-

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1.how environmental changes effected evolution and if it speeded up evolution
2.do other planets have life and if so how would they adapt to earth

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how would the world be different if evolution didn't happen

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will humans un-evolve because of technology and the fact that machines do everything for you

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- why don't we see life evolution anymore by nature?
- can we find more proof?

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1) The tree of life.
2) What are other theories relating to how evolution came to be.

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Are humans evolving right now? If so, what will be the next step in our evolution?

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1. The evolution of humans, past and future
2. The common ancestor all living beings share

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How fast does evolution evolve from generation to the next one? What makes a being more capable?

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How much more can humans evolve going forward with technology and society taking into account?

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I learned how the eye developed and that it isn't nearly a perfect organ
I learned that natural selection can affect HIV in both positive and destructive ways for the patient
What helped Charles Darwin confirm his theory on natural selection and that god was not a part of it was the death of his daughter.

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Can evolution ever happen for the worst or only for a benefit?

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What the first organism believed to look like
How we continue to evolve

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How does life start?

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i learned about:
1. natural selection
2. i learned in more depth things about evolution generally
3. the science behind eye evolution

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1: Darwin's Model Of Evolution using a "Tree Of Life"
2: Favorable traits
3: Evolution of an eye and the model using the cup

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what makes hiv evolve so quickly? why is it that the new variants of hiv die out once the medication is stopped?

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1: Natural Selection
2: Our common ancestor

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1. How the eye works
2. How evolution works and how it was discovered.
3. About Charles Darwin's life

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How will humans evolve in the future? What will be the traits that change? What will the result be?

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1. natural selection (i would assume that the changes occur rather slowly so how do the minor details have such an impact?)

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1) I learned that everyone has on common ancestor
2)I learned about natural selection
3)I learned Charles Darwin's ideas went against the church

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1. The retna is not attached to the outer layer.

2. One common ancestor

3. HIV can evolve within hours

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1. How the AIDS virus evolves.
2. We all have one common ancestor.
3. Darwin married his cousin.

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Is evolution still happening, and are we continuing to evolve. Will anything possibly stop us from evolving in the future?

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1. Natural selection creates the best surviving species.
2. How HIV evolves over the course of mere days
3. Darwin married his cousin which may or may not have made their children weaker.

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1. How does natural selection work?
2. What is our common ancestor?

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1. How the eye works
2. Natural Selection

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1. The theory of natural selection, and specifically, how the forces of nature contribute to the gradual and eventually significant modification of traits
2. Viruses and their developed drug resistance as they evolve to thrive better in a certain environment.
3. The tree of life, the common ancestor, and its significance in establishing how life evolves.

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1. Ancestor of the whale

2. Evolution of the ear

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Will I be alive long enough for there to be a noticeable change in a species?

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1. Are human able to evolve further? if so, what will we look like and what will evolve.

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How fast does evolution occur?

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1. The great debate that occurred between Huxley and the Archbishop regarding specific ideas on evolution.
2. The impact of evolution on the functioning of various structures in our human body, and how this has benefited us to better survive?

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We investigated the ways viruses and mammals evolve.. But, how do bacteria evolve, and what circumstances and factors contribute to these changes? Additionally, are there ways to slow evolution down by controlling certain factors?

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1, no one believed Darwin. 2, there is 1 species every living thing evolved from. 3, the entire theory of natural selection really intrigued me.

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1,  did darwin every figure out our primary species? 2, how long does it take for a species evolve into 2?

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1. Charles Darwin married his cousin
2. Natural selection is very controversial
3. Evolution is not a fact, it's a theory

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are there any accurate predictions of what the human species might evolve into?

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1. How are new species defined?
2. What created the origin of life?