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The Argument 1
The Argument 2
Icons of Evolution
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This pre-Darwin evolutionist believed in the inheritance of acquired traits.
Who is Jean-Baptiste Lamarck?
100
This word can either mean "change over time" or "descent with modification".
What is evolution
100
Premise 1 of the Darwinism argument states that mutations in the DNA should cause changes in this.
What is a phenotype or physical trait?
100
This "playing dead" behavior refutes the idea that a new, beneficial physical trait would guarantee survival.
What is death feigning?
100
This illustration from Darwin's book attempts to show that fewer organisms start out and eventually evolve and branch out into more types of animals over time.
What is the Tree of Life?
200
This lawyer wrote several volumes of "Principles of Geology", which greatly influenced Darwin.
Who is Charles Lyell?
200
The ability of an individual to survive & reproduce in its specific environment is measured by this.
What is fitness?
200
Premise 2 of the Darwinism argument claims that changes in physical characteristics should cause an increase in this.
What is fitness?
200
Uncertainty of the definition of this term makes it impossible to argue that we are seeing fundamentally new types of organisms.
What is species?
200
Part of the problem with this icon is that the resulting amino acids were both 50% left handed and 50% right handed.
What is the Miller-Urey Experiment?
300
This individual's ideas on human populations and limited resources in England were applied by Darwin to the wild.
Who is Thomas Malthus?
300
The process by which nature selects the most fit organisms and weeds out the least fit.
What is natural selection?
300
These organisms have been known to self-mutate themselves in a last ditch attempt to survive a rapidly changing environment.
What are bacteria?
300
Even if an organism is able to gain a beneficial mutation, it still has to rely on this unpredictable and unrelated thing.
What is "dumb luck"?
300
This icon attempts to show that birds evolved from dinosaurs by using fossils and DNA comparisons between Triceratops and turkeys.
What is Archaeopteryx?
400
This individual was the first person to propose the idea of millions of years.
Who is James Hutton?
400
Any inherited characteristic that increases an organism’s chance of survival.
What is adaptation?
400
This genetic defect is thought by evolutionists to be a benefit because it prevents contraction of Malaria.
What is sickle cell anemia?
400
This specific animal was observed by scientists avoiding easy domesticated animals and going after more challenging prey.
What are mountain lions?
400
This icon states that similar shape is accredited to shared evolutionary lineage.
What is homology?
500
The actions of this individual led Darwin to believe that there are various levels of humans and that some are closer to animals.
Who is Jimmy Button?
500
The principle where, over long periods, natural selection slowly produces organisms that have different structures.
What is descent with modification?
500
Evolutionists believe they are seeing bacteria evolve before their eyes because of their ability to attain this after a certain mutation.
What is antibiotic resistance?
500
This is the specific name given to the phenomenon that states an animal will go after more challenging prey instead of the easy ones.
What is "chase-kill sequence"?
500
It's for this argument flaw that homology can't be a reliable explanation for evolution.
What is circular reasoning.
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