Evolution
Evolution
Classification
Body Plans
Random
100
To change over time
What is evolution
100
Stated that populations can increase greatly, and that resources, disease, etc. influence population size
Who is Malthus
100
study of organisms and their relationships
What is Taxonomy/Systematics
100
Parts arranged around a central axis
What is symmetry
100
true body cavity entirely surrounded by mesoderm… organs are suspended in body and can function well
What is Coelomates
200
An organ or structure will change or appear as needed due to changes in the environment.
What is Lamark's theory
200
Has four parts to it.
What is Darwin's theory of natural selection
200
He created the binomial nomenclature system that we currently use.
Who is Carlolus Linneaus
200
absence of a central point/axis around which body parts are equally distributed.
What is asymmetry
200
no true body cavity… mesoderm is solid mass
What is Acoelomates
300
described ideas that catastrophic events shaped the earth over long periods of time.
Who is Lyell
300
Organisms reproduce...
What is more offspring than can survive.
300
This level of taxonomy comes after class.
What is order
300
when any plane passing through the oral and opposite of the mouth creates mirror images
What is radial symmetry
300
The head end.
What is anterior
400
The HMS Beagle
What is the ship that Darwin worked on
400
He had a very similar idea to Darwin.
Who is A.R. Wallace
400
Monera, Protista, Plantae, Fungi, Animalia
What is the five kingdoms
400
when a plane running lengthwise down he organism creates 2 mirror images
What is bilateral symmetry
400
Comes from three embryonic layers
What are Triploblasts
500
Islands that Darwin observed much variation in species, more specifically finches and tortoises.
What are the Galapagos Islands
500
Darwin's major literary work that introduced his ideas of natural selection.
What is "On the Origin of Species"
500
Archaea, Eubacteria, Eukarya
What is the three general domains
500
A distinct head
What is cephalization
500
Comes from two embryonic layers
What are diploblasts
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