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- Title: (9-6-06) Evolutionary Theory
- Type: Notes
- School: San Diego State
- Course: ANTH 101
- Term: Fall
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Anthropology 101 Evolutionary Theory Anaximander 611-547 BC Humans arose from other life form aka Comte de Buffon 1707-1778 Keeper of the King's gardens Zoo Keeper Species are influenced by their environment Fixity of species Proposed uniformitarianism 40 years before Lyell 1731-1802 Weather monitoring machines Grandfather of charles darwin Wrote Zoonomia 1744-1829 Studied vertebras (worms) First to attempt to explain forces behind evolution Organism change when environmental forces change Inheritance of acquired characteristics 1769-1832 Introduced the concept of extinction through fossils Catastrophist o Earthquakes o Storms o Volcanic Eruptions 1766-1834 Wrote an essay on The Principles of Populations Human population can double every 25 years but the food supply can't 1797-1875 Uniformitarianism Mentor to charles darwin 1799-1847 1 of 2 surviving children (out of 10) Father taught her how to fossil hunt (he died when she was 10) First to discover Ichthyosaur 1809-1882 Botany, geology, and zoology HMS Beagle 1831-1836 Published essay in 1842 Co-published with Wallace in 1858 On the Origin of Species in 1859 George Louis Leclerc Erasmus Darwin Jean-Baptiste Lamarck George Cuvier Thomas Malthus - Charles Lyell Mary Anning charles darwin
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Description: (9-25-06) Hardy Weinberg Theory of Equilibrium Conditions in which no evolution takes place o Population must be large o Mating us random o No migration o No mutation o No natural selection The Total sum of the genetic code in a population of breedin...
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Description: Genetic Markers Traits whose genetic causation are known and which can be used in the study of populations o Not always visible to the observer o Can be used to distinguish different population o Frequencies in genes vary from one population to anoth...
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