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VariaTiOn: The KEY to Evolu4on SWBAT describe how natural selec4on acts on genes. From so simple a beginning, endless forms so beautiful and wonderful have been and are being evolved 1

Charles Darwin (the man who turned the world upside down) Charles Darwin Darwin explored the Galapago islands from April through October 1835. Entire voyage of The Beagle: Dec 1831 - Oct 1836 When and where he started thinking about what was to become his theory of evolution by natural selection. He did not publish his thoughts until the publication of The Origin of Species in 1859. 4 2

Charles Darwin s Ideas Biological evolution is change in species over time. This was not a new idea at the time But there were no good mechanisms to explain how these changes occurred Natural selection is just such a mechanism, and this is what Darwin contributed. 5 The THEORY of EVOLUTION EVOLUTION means change over time. Explains how current organisms have descended from organisms of the past. 3

VARIATION within species is the KEY to Darwin s theory of evolution. variation Differences; Changes within a species Variation naturally exists in all species Example 1: Frogs 4

Example 2: Roosters Example 3: Giraffes 5

What are the CAUSES of variation in living things? 1. Meiosis Creates billions of unique gametes with unique combinations of alleles a) Independent assortment b) Crossing over What are the CAUSES of variation in living things? 2. Sexual Reproduction COMBINES the DNA of two different individuals, forming brand new combinations of alleles 6

What are the CAUSES of variation in living things? 3. Mutations Random changes in the bases of DNA can create brand new alleles DNA à RNA à Proteins à Traits (phenotype) How can varia=on help certain members of a species? A living thing s goal: survive and reproduce This is a species fitness! 7

Ex: Frogs with dark green skin are hard to see in the swampy environment. Over time, more and more frogs are born with dark green skin instead of bright green skin because dark green are able to camouflage. Eventually, all frogs have dark green skin. Forces of Evolutionary Change: 1. Natural selection 2. Gene Flow 3. Genetic Drift 8

Force #1: Natural selection: individuals who are better suited to their environment will survive and pass their genes on to the next generation. Natural Selection is also known as survival of the fittest. Two types of natural selection: predation selection sexual selection 9

Predation Selection Predation selection act on both predator & prey Includes: behaviors camouflage & mimicry speed defenses (physical & chemical) So how did traits like THIS evolve? 10

Sexual Selection Acting on reproductive success attractiveness to potential mate fertility of gametes successful rearing of offspring Survival doesn t matter if you don t reproduce! Sexual selection It s FEMALE CHOICE, baby! 11

The lion s mane Females are attracted to males with larger, dark manes Correlation with higher testosterone levels Better health more muscle Better fertility longer life But imposes a cost to male HOT! Is it worth it?? Sexual dimorphism and sexual selection 12

Force #2: Gene Flow Gene 7low: the movement of genes/alleles from one population to another. Gene flow is commonly called migration. 13

Force #3: Genetic Drift Genetic drift: the change in the amount or type of alleles in a population because of random events. This does not always leave adaptations that are helpful. Genetic drift can be caused by random, often catastrophic, events (natural disasters, separation of population from the original, etc). 14

Evolutionary fitness is measured by a. reproductive potential b. physical fitness c. lifespan d. competition e. reproductive success Evolu4onary fitness is measured by a. reproduc4ve poten4al b. physical fitness c. lifespan d. compe44on e. reproduc4ve success 15

Which of the following organisms is most successful in evolutionary terms? a. the one that has the largest territory b. the one that has the greatest food supply c. the one that leaves behind the greatest number of offspring d. the one that has the greatest biomass e. the one that has the most mates Which of the following organisms is most successful in evolu&onary terms? a. the one that has the largest territory b. the one that has the greatest food supply c. the one that leaves behind the greatest number of offspring d. the one that has the greatest biomass e. the one that has the most mates 16