The idea that living came from nonliving
What is abiogenesis
This means "beginnings"
What is origins
What is microevolution
Similar in construction but different in function
What is homologous
The idea that once a species appears on Earth, It never changes.
Where does exogenesis suggest life began?
Somewhere other than on Earth
98% of human and chimpanzee genes are similar this is an example of...
This is observable data
DAILY DOUBLE- Phylogenetic trees are based upon
the thought that evolution has occurred
What is systematics
Current classification system
Redi’s evidence that helped lead to the rejection of the hypothesis of
Spontaneous Generation
What did Miller and Urey produce from nonliving gases and water?
What is amino acids
The wings of a butterfly, a bat, and a bird are examples?
What is analogous structures
Describe an inference, using an example that can be made to determine direct intervention by a designer.
An inference is a conclusion
a scientist makes about something based on
the evidence found. For example, an object
is complex enough that it could not have
happened by chance and is not random, but
specific, such as the complex structures of the
atoms and molecules that make up a cell.
Explains that certain individuals are more likely to survive in a particular environment.
What is the study of the evolutionary relationships among organisms?
What is phylogenetic
TRUE or FALSE
The origins of life are based on the assumptions accepted as truth
Describe how a whale flipper is a homologous structure of the dog leg.
The whale flipper and a dog’s leg are similar in structure, but the whale flipper is used for swimming and a dog’s leg is used for running and swimming.
DAILY DOUBLE -
From a creationist perspective, what is the purpose of the phylogenetic tree? How is this
different from an evolutionary perspective?
The creationist perspective is
that the tree is used to show which organisms
are more similar. It shows which traits are
shared by multiple organisms. From an
evolutionary perspective, the tree infers that
shared traits result from a common ancestor.