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Evolution Evolution – change over time • Geological • Stellar • “The Big Bang theory” Evolution – change over time • Biological ▫ Microevolution – changes in a species Evolution – change over time • Biological ▫ Macroevolution – new species (speciation) Theories that attempt to explain the diversity of life: • Biological (Atheistic)Evolution • Creationism church approved • Intelligent Design (ID) • Theistic evolution church approved Evolution doesn’t attempt to explain: • What life is or where it came from Biogenesis vs. spontaneous generation • How matter came to exist ▫ Matter cannot be created or destroyed • How order comes from chaos ▫ Law of entropy – order is result of input of energy into a system. Biological Evolution • What it does explain is how diversity originates, and the relationships between species. • It is widely accepted in the scientific world • (What is a theory? Remember? It is NOT just an idea.) Biological Evolution • Charles Darwin • • • • • Early-mid 1800’s The HMS Beagle, ship’s naturalist 5-year voyage around the world Galapagos finches Origin of Species Evidences for evolution • DNA/Biochemical evidence • Homologous structures Evidences for evolution • Fossil record • Ontogeny recapitulates phylogeny Tools of evolution • Genetic variation ▫ Sexual reproduction ▫ Genetic recombination (crossing over in meiosis) ▫ Mutation eastern meadowlark song Tools of evolution • Genetic variation • Reproductive isolation western meadowlark song Tools of evolution • Genetic variation • Reproductive isolation • Natural selection “survival of the fittest” ▫ Ie. Industrial melanism Tools of evolution • Genetic variation • Reproductive isolation • Natural selection “survival of the fittest” ▫ Ie. Industrial melanism ▫ Ie. Long neck of the giraffe Tools of evolution • Genetic variation • Reproductive isolation • Natural selection “survival of the fittest” ▫ Ie. Antimicrobic resistance