Ch. 5 Review
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| The foundation of modern science is | the Bible
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| Why mutations cannot cause evolution? | mutations do not produce new kinds of organisms
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| Nature is God's | general revelation
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| What is the belief that everything is material? | materialism
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| Which event began the birth of modern science? | Protestant Reformation
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| Which view of life is consistent with both the Bible and observations? | orchard view
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| What term is used to refer to a person's outlook about life and the world? | worldview
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| Most of the founders of modern science believed that? | true faith is a reasonable belief in a reasoning God
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| The materialistic idea that says the present is the key to the past? | uniformitarianism
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| Why are rock pocket mice not an example of evolution? | No new types of organisms were formed
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| What term refers to originally created types of organisms? | kinds
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| What scientific concept states that living things can originate only from existing living things? | law of biogenesis
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| What term refers to "useless" organs supposedly left over from earlier stages of evolutionary development? | vestigial organs
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| Three features of human embryos that supposedly provide evidence for evolution but actually provide evidence for creation are pharyngeal arches, yolk sacs and? | tails
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| The man who wrote Principles of Geology was? | Lyell
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| The man who founded comparative anatomy was? | Cuvier
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| Formation of new organisms within a "kind" is called? | speciation
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| Science put to practical use is | technology
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| One of the well-known books written by Charles Darwin was? | Origin of Species or Descent of Man
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| The belief that the universe is the result of a supernatural act of God is? | creation
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| The old Greek idea that says that living things come from nonliving things is | spontaneous generation
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| The man who discovered blood circulation was | William Harvey
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| The man who used broth and flasks to disprove spontaneous generation was | Pasteur
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| The "Father of Anatomy" was | Vesalius
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| The man who proposed the idea that evolution occurs through natural selection was? | Charles Darwin
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| The idea of this says that evolution occurs in rapid bursts separated by long periods of time? | punctuated equilibrium
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| Two supposed horse ancestors that are now known to have been land animals are? | Equus and Hyracotherium
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| Who was considered the most important authority on science during the Middle Ages? | Aristotle
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| the idea that, at various stages during their development, embryos resemble the adult forms of their evolutionary ancestors | embryonic recapitulation
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| A new, "scientific" spontaneous generation | chemical evolution
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| the idea that information must have meaning and cannot occur by chance | specified complexity
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| an intermediate organism linking types of living things | transitional form
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| a basic similarity of structure between two different living things | homology
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| a sudden, permanent, random change in an organisms' DNA | mutation
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| the belief that evolution occurs slowly | gradualism
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| The study of the similarities and differences in the body structure of organisms | comparative anatomy
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| The similar five-fingered or five-toed forelimbs of many vertebrate animals is an example of? | homology
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| The British philosopher known for saying that the purpose, order and design seen in the world are evidence of a Designer (God) was? | Paley
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| The idea of comparative anatomy was developed by? | Cuvier
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| This means that information must have meaning and cannot occur by chance | Specified Complexity
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| These cannot produce new organisms because they destroy information? | mutations
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| This is not evolution because it does not produce new information in the DNA | natural selection
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| performed spontaneous generation experiments with flies | Redi
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| wrote Origin of Species | Darwin
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| believed that natural selection brought about the evolution of living things | Darwin
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| Father of Anatomy | Vesalius
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| studied blood circulation | Harvey
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| performed spontaneous generation experiments with bacteria | Pasteur
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| This type of revelation teaches who God is through His creation | general
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| There was an increase in scientific discovery in the 16th century due in part to the? | Protestant Reformation
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| What is science put to practical use? | technology
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| Lyell's false belief of this states that the present is the only key to the past | uniformitarianism
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| The belief that evolution occurs by slow and gradual change is called | gradualism
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| The fictitious branching diagram that supposedly shows evolutionary relationships between organisms is the? | tree of life
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| "Useless" organs supposedly left over from earlier stages of evolution are called? | vestigial organs
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| Hyracotherium is the supposed evolutionary ancestor of modern | horses
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| Pakicetus is a supposed evolutionary ancestor of modern? | Whales
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| The idea that says that evolution occurs in short periods of rapid change is? | punctuated equilibrium
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| The German biologist who popularized the idea of embryonic recapitulation was? | Haeckel
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| The process that is a new, "scientific" version of spontaneous generation is? | chemical evolution
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