Variation and Evolution
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- Created on: 14-02-18 12:01
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- Variation and Evolution
- Defined as differences in characteristics of individuals
- These may stem from environmental impacts, or genes they have inherited.
- Gradual change in the inherited characteristics of a population over time., could entice the formationn of a new species.
- It was ridiculed for the strength of literalism at the time.
- The mechanism of this theory was not even known until 50 years after the theory was published.
- Variation and Evolution
- Defined as differences in characteristics of individuals
- These may stem from environmental impacts, or genes they have inherited.
- Gradual change in the inherited characteristics of a population over time., could entice the formationn of a new species.
- Fossils aided the progress of this development
- There are gaps where many early life forms were soft-bodied, so we have not all the starting points.
- Geological activity may have destroyed much of fossil eveidence.
- Anti-biotic resistant strains of bacteria evolved rapidly, where mutations occur every time, and survive and reproduce.
- Geological activity may have destroyed much of fossil eveidence.
- There are gaps where many early life forms were soft-bodied, so we have not all the starting points.
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