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SVHS LAB BIOLOGY Spring 2017 Unit 8: THEORY AND EVIDENCE OF EVOLUTION UNIT OBJECTIVES: A) Be able to explain Darwin’s phrase “Descent with modification”. (Pages 299-301) B) Describe the components of Darwin’s theory of natural selection. Explain how Darwin’s natural selection differed from Lamarck’s theory of evolution. (Pages 297-301) C) Be able to explain how “transitional species” in fossil record can be used as evidence for evolution. (Pages 302-305) D Be able to explain how a fossil can be dated using isotopes and radiometric dating. (Pages 282-284 Ch 14) E) Describe several different types of evidence for evolution. (Pages 302-307) F) Be able to explain divergent evolution, adaptive radiation, and co-evolution. (Pages 308-311) Vocabulary: natural selection divergent evolution analogous structures adaptation fitness convergent evolution coevolution homologous structures vestigial structures artificial selection Schedule: Tues 2/28 Lec: The Puzzle of Life’s Diversity Lab: Genetic Wheel activity HW: read 14.1-14.2 do Sec 14-2 Review Objective A Wed 3/1 Lec: Ideas that shaped Darwin’s thinking Homework: Read 15.1, 15.2 do Sec 15.1 Review Objective B Fri 3/3 Evidence of Evolution (p 302-310) Lab: Cowry Shells : observing variation HW: Read 15.2, 15.3, do Sec 15.2 Review Tues 3/7 Patterns in Evolution Lab: Fish Game Homework: Complete lab questions, Sec 15.3 review Wed 3/8 DVD: Great Transformations HW: complete DVD questions, read 16.1 Fri 3/10 Lec: Genetic change and Speciation Lab: Mapping Mockingbirds HW: Vocabulary cards, complete lab questions Read 16.2, Sec 16-1 Review Objective C Tues 3/14 Discussion: artificial selection Vocabulary Quiz Lab: Dog skulls HW: answer lab questions, Sec 16-2 Review Thurs 3/16 lec: Human evolution lab: Human fossil lab HW complete lab questions, Objective D Fri 3/17 C day: Convention DVD: Extinction! HW: finish DVD questions. (extra credit) do Spring Break assignment ***Spring Break Monday 3/20- Fri 3/24*** Tues 3/28 Discussion: the evolution of DNA Lab: Amino Acid Lab HW: answer lab questions. Objective E Wed 3/29 Readings in Evolution: Horses and swallows HW : study for unit test, prepare Study Guide, Objective F Fri 3/30 Evolution Unit Test IANB check, study guide (ex) due begin Evolution Project SELF STUDY GUIDE FOR EVOLUTION 1) From pages 282-284 titled “Radiometric Dating”, be able to A) Define the term radiometric dating, isotope, and radioactive isotope. B) Explain the meaning of half life regarding radioactive isotopes. C) Determine the age of a fossil containing carbon given the amounts of C-12 and C-14. 2) From pages 284-286 titled “The first Organic Compounds,” be able to A) Name the types of molecules thought to have been in the early atmosphere. B) Describe the process that might have led to the first simple organic molecules such as amino acids. C) Explain why micro spheres and coacervates may give us information about how the first cell formed. 3) From pages 287-290 titled “The First Life Forms”, be able to A) B) C) D) E) F) G) H) Explain what the first “genetic” molecule might have been. Explain what type of cell probably was the first to appear. Explain why the first cell type would have been anaerobic, heterotrophic, and prokaryotic? Explain why autotrophs appeared after the heterotrophs. Explain the significant change in the environment caused by the appearance autotrophs carrying on photosynthesis. Describe the significance of ozone forming in the atmosphere. Describe how long ago the first eukaryotes appeared on Earth. Explain how the process known as endosymbiosis resulted in the eukaryotic cells of today. 4) From pages 297-301 titled “History of Evolutionary Thought”, be able to A) B) C) D) E) F) G) H) I) Summarize the ideas about evolution put forth by Lamarck. Describe the similarity between Lamarck’s and Darwin’s theory. Describe the flaw that ruined Lamarck’s theory of evolution. Explain how the finches of Galapagos Islands proved to Darwin that Natural Selection results in changes to a species. Explain Darwin’s first theory “Descent with Modification” Explain what data led Darwin to believe this to be true. Describe Darwin’s 4 components that we referred to as natural selection. Explain the term “fitness” in terms of evolution. Explain the term “adaptive advantage” in terms of evolution. 5) From pages 302-307 titled “Evidence for Evolution” and be able to A) B) C) D) Explain several ways in which fossils can form (Figure 15-5) Contrast relative age and absolute age. Explain why transitional species in fossil record are important. Explain how the following can be evidence for evolution: Homologous structures and analogous structures. Vestigial structures. Similarities in embryology. Similarities in macromolecules 6) From pages 308-310 titled “Evolution in Action”, be able to A) B) C) D) E) Explain the meaning of co evolution and give an example. Explain the meaning of convergent evolution and give an example. Explain the meaning of divergent evolution and give an example. Define adaptive radiation. Contrast artificial selection with natural selection.