How was Darwin’s Theory Shaped by other scientists?

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Lamarck vs. Darwin Intro to change in organisms. What is a theory? Theory = the most probable explanation for a large set of data based on the best available.
Advertisements

Population change over time. “Evolution” means change over time. The “Theory of Evolution” says: – Living things on Earth have changed over time. – Many.
Species Change Over Time. What is evolution? Definition: The gradual change in a species over time Takes a Looooong time Results from a change in the.
Early Theories of Evolution. Theory of Use and Disuse ► Jean Baptiste LAMARCK ( ) ► Theory was based on NEED  Organs needed if environmental.
Aim: Why do living things evolve? I. Early Theories A. Theory of Use and Disuse (Jean Baptiste Lamarck – French biologist) Your thoughts on this Theory?
Natural Selection pg 81. Charles Darwin – the father of the theory of evolution. Came up with the theory while on a voyage to the Galapagos islands.
Biological Evolution SWBAT differentiate between evolution, the theory of evolution, and biological evolution; describe the theory of inheritance of acquired.
The Theory of Evolution. Jean Baptiste Lamarck ~ 1809 Recognized that species were not constant. Believed species changed over time. 1. The Law of Use.
8-3 NOTES: DARWIN VS. LAMARCK. BEFORE DARWIN People believed earth was only thousands of years old and organisms did not change. However, this did not.
Aim: How does evolution occur by natural selection?
In your notes, compare the two pictures. List at least three similarities and at least three differences.
Darwin and Lamarck’s theories. Darwin’s theory Natural selection: The theory of evolution states that evolution happens by natural selection. The key.
Theories of Evolution Students know the theory of evolution That there is evidence that evolution has taken place. Some of the other theories of how life.
EVIDENCE OF EVOLUTION Evolutionary Theories LAMARCK Developed two theories of evolution: Law of Use and Disuse: the more a part is used, the stronger.
Evolution: Change in population over time. LaMarck (French Biologist, 1809) Inheritance of Acquired characteristics: Characteristics an organism develops.
Evolution and Darwin. Evolution processes earliest forms diversityThe processes that have transformed life on earth from it’s earliest forms to the vast.
 There are several scientists who observed and predicted the causes behind evolution.  Evolution- the development of new organisms from pre-existing.
14.1 Theories of Evolution. Early Theory- Lamarck  Lamarck believed that organisms adapted to their environments. His theory was based on 3 incorrect.
Theory of E v o l ut i o n. What is Evolution? Change over time The process by which modern organisms have descended from ancient organisms.
copyright cmassengale
Lamarck vs. Darwin Introduction to change in organisms.
Darwin “Natural Selection”. Natural Selection: The process by which individuals that are better adapted to their environment are more likely to survive.
Charles Darwin* Theorized that species changed over time through a process called 'natural selection'.
Intro to Theory of Evolution Standard: S7L5a. Explain that physical characteristics of organisms have changed over successive generations.
Ch. 6-2 Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection.
1 UNIT 5 PART 2: THE MODERN THEORY OF EVOLUTION The evidence shows that evolution occurred but not how or why. There have been different theories.
The Story of the Frigeaf.
Darwin vs. Lamarck. What is a theory? An explanation of some aspect of the natural world based on the best available evidence Summarizes hypotheses that.
1 History of Evolutionary Thought. 2 Early Ideas On Earth’s Organisms Aristotle believed species were fixed creations arranged by their complexity Aristotle.
8-3 NOTES: DARWIN VS. LAMARCK. BEFORE DARWIN People believed earth was only thousands of years old and organisms did not change.
Aim: How does evolution occur by natural selection?
How was Darwin’s Theory Shaped by other scientists?
Where do we all come from? And why are we all so different?
February 28, 2017 Launch: Review book page 162 questions 9-12.
How Do Darwin and Lamarck’s Theories Compare?
How do you think giraffes acquired a long neck over time?
UNIT 5 PART 2: THE MODERN THEORY OF EVOLUTION
Chapter 6.1 Ideas About Evolution.
EVOLUTION AND NATURAL SELECTION
Evolution Diversity of Life.
AIM: What is Evolution and who discovered it?
Evolution The gradual change in a species over time.
Theory of Evolution.
Charles Darwin Studies of Evolution.
LaMarck vs. Darwin.
Evolution.
What is EVOLUTION? An Introduction Martin.
L2: Theories of Evolution
This is Evolution.
EVOLUTION: DARWIN vs. LAMARCK
Evolution Change Over Time.
Darwin vs. Lamarck.
Natural Selection and Evolution
Evolution Theory that explains all of the changes that have happened to living organisms on earth Based many experiments and much information Some information/experiments.
Natural Selection Demo
Evolution Biology.
Lamarck vs. Darwin.
Lamarck vs. Darwin Changes in Organisms.
Evolution is not the only theory
Notes: Theory of Evolution
What is Evolution? The change in DNA of a population over time.
Introduction to change in organisms
Evolution and Natural Selection
Evolution February 26th/27th, 2009.
Evolution Intro Video.
Warm Up April 21, 2017 Who was Charles Darwin?
Aim: What are the main ideas of Darwin’s theory of natural selection
Aim: What are the most important theories on how organisms evolved?
Presentation transcript:

How was Darwin’s Theory Shaped by other scientists? Lamarck (1744-1829) Darwin (1809-1882)

Lamarck’s Theory of Evolution: Inheritance of Acquired Characteristics An organism will change during life in order to adapt to its environment. Those changes are passed on to its offspring. Change is made by what the organisms want or need. Body parts that are not used, gradually disappear. “pre-determined plan”

Lamarck Believed… Giraffes stretched their necks to reach food. Offspring and later generations inherited the long necks.

Lamarck’s Theory of Evolution: Recognized that all living things changed over time, and have descended from other species.

Lamarck’s Theory of Evolution: Laws of Use and Disuse: Organs / Structures used would remain strong and functional, while those not used would disappear.

Lamarck’s Theory of Evolution: Inheritance of Desired Traits: Traits acquired due to adaptations to the environment were passed on to offspring

August Weismann Cut off the tails of mice and allowed the mice to mate. The offspring were born with tails. DISPROVED Lamarck’s theory.

Considered the “father” of evolution. Darwin Considered the “father” of evolution. Charles Darwin traveled to the Galapagos island, an uninhabited environment, where he studied evolution (Darwin’s Finches)

Darwin Believed Organisms (even within species) are all different and those which happen to have variations that help them survive in their environments. Those that survive have more offspring. Offspring are born with their parents’ helpful traits, and they reproduce, and that trait makes up more of the population.

More on Darwin… Individuals that are not well adapted, die off. example: Some Giraffe’s had short necks, some had long necks. When lower food sources became scarce, giraffe’s with longer necks survived because they could get food. Ex2; Elephants and trunk size/water

Darwin’s Theory of Evolution Natural Selection: Individuals with favorable traits are able to survive and reproduce. Nature controls which traits are favorable.

How They Agreed Both thought life had changed gradually over time (and still changing) Living things change to be better suited (Adapted) to their environments All organisms are related Life evolved from fewer simpler organisms to many, more complex ones

Why we believe Darwin Weisman’s experiment. Other observations: people who exercise, run a lot, eat well and generally healthy and fit do not have children who are inherently healthy and fit, the children have to work at it. Gene sets that are in a population determine the traits there are. Genes sets are determine by which individuals die and which survive.