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• Describe the role of genetic variation and
environmental factors in the theory of evolution
by natural selection.
• Compare and contrast Lamarck’s and
Darwin’s theories of evolution through a
Venn diagram.
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• Who do you think is in the first picture?
• What do you notice in the second picture?
• What do you think will be our topic today?
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Guide Questions:
1. How has technology changed our lives over
the last generation?
2. Based on the given examples, what are the
products of technology on the year of:
a. 1880s to 1930s
b. 1940s to 1990s
c. 2000 to the future
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ACTIVITY 2:
Evolving Ideas: Who Was Charles Darwin?’’
Guide Questions:
1. What are the contributions of Charles Darwin?
2. What are the 5 types of natural selection?
3. What happens in the process of natural
selection?
4. How does the environment influence natural
selection?
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Charles Darwin is often
cited as the greatest biologist in
history. His most famous work,
On the Origin of Species,
explains the theory of evolution
by natural selection, providing
numerous supporting examples
in relation to the evolutionary
concepts.
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5 Types of Natural Selection
• Directional selection
• Stabilizing selection
• Disruptive or diversifying
selection
• Kin selection
• Sexual selection
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Natural selection process is a process where
organisms that are better adapted to an
environment will survive and reproduce. This
means that the advantageous alleles of this
variant organism are passed on to offspring.
Over many generations, the process of natural
selection leads
to evolution occurring.
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Organism change to adapt to the environment.
Traits are shown when they are used.
Variations within species.
Species who will fail to pass on their traits will become
extinct.
There was an increasing complexity with in all organisms.
Parents can pass on these acquired traits to their offspring.
There was no such thing as extinction.
Only those that are fittest will pass their traits.
Inheritance of parents’ genes.
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� • Define behavioral, structural, and
physiological adaptation.
� • Explain how species diversity increases
the probability of adaptation.
� • Determine how plants and animals
adapt to their environment.
OBJECTIVES:
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� What are the different theories of
evolution?
� How do Lamarck’s and Darwin’s
theories differ?
REVIEW:
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Guide Questions:
1. Based on the activity, how do you define
behavioral, structural, and physiological
adaptation?
2. How do plants and animals adapt to their
environment?
3. How does species diversity increase the
probability of adaptation?
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• Behavioral adaptation is the attitude or action
that the organisms do to survive.
• Structural adaptation involves physical
characteristics.
• On the other hand, physiological adaptation
happens inside the body of organisms if the
environment is changed or they are triggered.
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Plants and animals adapt to their
environment through the modifications
in their behavior, physical
characteristics and body functions.
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survival behavioral adjust
structural protect physiological
preservation diversity adaptation
Making Generalization
Directions: Complete the paragraph by filling in
the blanks with the correct word from the box.
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Adaptation is the ability of an organism to
________ and thrives in a given environment.
Plants and animals adapt to their environment
for_________.There are three types of
adaptations:_________,__________and________
_adaptations.
Adaptation is important to organisms to
_________ them from harm, look for their food,
and for the ___________ of their species. Species
__________ increases the probability of
___________.
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Assessment
Identify the adaptation characteristics of the following
organisms. Match column A with Column B.
A B
1. Duck
2. Roses
3. Camel
4. Pig
5. Oregano
a) Hump back
b) Snout
c) Strong odor
d) Thorny branches
e) Colorful
f) Webbed foot