Parts of the Microscope
Responses to Evolution
Evolution's scientists
Chapter 1
Miscellaneous
100

The backbone of the microscope, this part supports the body. 

What is the arm?

100

This view interprets the 7th day as an analogy that corresponds to the day His people are to rest. This claims that God never finished day 7. 

What is the analogical view?

100

Who developed the idea of descent with modification?

Who is Charles Darwin?

100

The study of life

What is biology?

100

Adaptive and reproductive success in response to competition. "Survival of the fittest"

What is natural selection?

200

The main support of the microscope; keeps the entire structure steady.

What is the base?

200

This view claims that the days of creation were not 24-hour days, but instead were long periods of time. 

What is the day-age view?

200

Which scientist developed the malthusian catastrophe?

Who is Thomas Malthus

200

A workable explanation, description, or representation of a phenomenon.

What is a model?

200

The study of animal behavior and its effect on evolution

What is behavioral ecology?

300

Holds the top lens in a compound microscope, this is what you look through. 

What is the eyepiece? 

(Ocular lens)

300

Evolutionary science is correct in its narrative of Earth’s origins and life’s beginnings. God initiated the big bang, then everything followed according to the evolutionary model

What is theistic evolution?

300

Who developed the idea of uniformitarianism in his book Principles of Geology?

Who is Charles Lyell?
300

A model that attempts to explain a set of observations

What is a theory?

300

Physical features with the same anatomical structure across species

What are homologous structures?

400

The magnifying lenses closest to the specimen; held by the nosepiece. 

What are the objective lenses?

(objectives)

400

This belief says there is a period of time missing from Genesis 1, and the fossils we see today are the leftovers from the first judgment of an earlier earth.

What is the gap theory?

400

Who wrote The Natural History of Birds and practiced comparative anatomy?

Who is Pierre Belon?

400

The factor that you intentionally change within an experiment 

What is an independent variable?
400
Increasing lack of fitness due to more mutations within a population

What is genetic load?

500

Regulates the amount of light that passes through the specimen. 

What is the diaphragm?

500

Claims that God did not follow the order of days as presented in Genesis 1. Claims that the days are topical and not chronological, with each section of days representing something different

What is the framework view?

500

Who developed the first systematic theory of evolution?

Who is Jean-Baptiste Lamarck?

500

What are three of the attributes of life?

What are made from cells, reproduction, growth, response, metabolism, and organization?

500

Who developed and published the systema naturae?

Who is Carolus Linnaeus?