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Honors Biology Lesson Plan (March 6—March 31) Content Literacy—terms/concepts necessary to understand for successful completion of unit. Chapter 13 Evolution Natural selection Homologous structures Population Bottleneck effect Directional selection Balancing selection Chapter 14 Speciation Hybrids Allopatric speciation Adaptive radiation Gradualism Darwin Fossil record Vestigial structures Microevolution Founder effect Disruptive selection Heterozygote advantage Species Prezygotic barriers Sympatric speciation Hybrid zones Adaptations Biogeography Molecular biology Hardy-Weinberg Relative fitness Sexual selection Frequency-dependent selection Artificial selection Homology Evolutionary tree Genetic drift Stabilizing selection Sexual dimorphism Morphological species concept Biological species concept Ecological species concept Phylogenetic species concept Reproductive isolation Postzygotic barriers Polyploid Punctuated equilibria Standards: Evolution o Mechanisms Natural selection Mutation Genetic drift Gene flow Sexual selection History of life on Earth o Diversity of life Speciation and biological classification based on molecular evidence Variation of organisms within a species due to population genetics and gene frequency Describe adaptions animals and plants make to survive in their environment Identify how plants and animals adapt to their environments Identify an animal that would survive in a given environment Complete a cladogram (evolutionary tree) showing the common ancestor of specific organisms Match a common ancestor to a living organism Identify evolutional changes between a living organism and its ancestor Identify the time it takes for an evolutionary change to take place Describe changes to an organism that has changed over the course of many generations Identify an organism that has changed over the course of many generations March 6—March 31 Monday March 6 No School – Professional Development Day March 13 Notes 13.7 – 13.9 Hardy-Weinberg Practice Problems Tuesday March 7 Begin Evolution – Notes 13.1 – 13.6 Wednesday March 8 Peppered Moth Simulation Lab Thursday March 9 Evidence of Evolution Worksheet Friday March 10 Evidence of Evolution Worksheet March 14 Finish Ch 13 Notes Review HardyWeinberg Problems March 15 M&M’s Genetic Drift Lab March 16 Kahoot Review March 17 Chapter 13 Test March 20 Begin Macroevolution Notes 14.1 – 14.3 Pre- and Post-zygotic Barriers Worksheet March 27 Micro vs Macro Evolution Review Packet March 21 Notes 14.4 – 14.11 Speciation Worksheet March 22 Speciation Online Activity Lab March 23 Chromebooks Lab: Lizard Phylogeny March 24 Chromebooks Lab: Lizard Phylogeny March 28 AIR Testing – ELA Grades 9 & 10 March 29 Micro vs Macro Evolution Review Packet March 30 Kahoot Review March 31 Chapter 14 Test