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| Darwin | proposed the Theory of Descent with Modification
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| Redi | helped disprove Spontaneous Generation with jars and meat
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| Pasteur | showed life came from life with sealed flasks with traps
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| Spallanzani | worked on disproving Spontaneous Generation 100 years before Pasteur
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| Lyell | Developed the Geological theory of Uniformitarianism
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| Wallace | got little credit for his National Selection Theory
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| Lamarck | proposed the Acquired Trait Theory which was wrong
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| How old is the Earth? | 4.54 Billion years old
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| What are the three of the gases that Stanley Miller tested that were in the early atmosphere of the earth possibly producing amino acids? | -CO2
-NH3
-CH2
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| List below three different types of fossils | -amber
-molds/cast
-bogs
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| Give an example of two Homologous structures. | -human hand bones
-whale flipper bones
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| Give an example of two Analogous structures. | -bird wings
-bat wings
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| What term describes the ability of an organism to pas its genes on to the next generation? | fitness
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| Give an example of a vestigial structure. | tail bone
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| If organisms are becoming more alike, what type of evolution is occurring? | convergent evolution
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| List the five conditions needed for the Hardy-Weinberg formulas to give consistent allelic frequencies within a population. | -large population
-no mutations
-no immigration/emmigration
-random mating
-equal survivorship of young to reproductive age
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| What are three main ideas that Darwin had about Natural Selection? | -diversity of characteristics within population
-they adapt to their surroundings
-natural selection with breeding
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