Biology Chapter 14: Section 14.3

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reveal any features of animals and plants that could not have developed by numerous slight modifications

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reveal any features of animals and plants that could not have developed by numerous slight modifications

Zoology and Botany

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evidence against evolution

bat wings

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the study of similarities and differences in the body structure and organisms, was founded by Georges Cuvier

comparative anatomy

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scientist that showed that the bodies of man and animals have certain basic similarities in their overall designs

Georges Cuvier

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refers to similarities among organisms designed for the same environment but different in internal structure

analogy

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refers to similar organs that are similar in internal structure

homology

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the science that seeks to discover how the mechanisms of living cells work

molecular biology

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a slush of amino acids, protein, fat, and carbohydrates

protoplasm

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remarked that if we were to spot a rock lying on the ground in a deserted place, we might assume that the rock had come to be there by the processes of nature

William Paley

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show evidence of careful design, precision engineering, and deliberate purpose, did not occur by chance

living systems

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the scientific study of heredity

genetics

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uncovered the true nature of genetics and heredity

Gregor Mendel

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genes that were present from the beginning

pre-existing genetic variety

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published his mutation theory

Hugo de vries

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random errors in an organism’s genetic material

mutations

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helps reveal latent genetic variety within a kind

natural selection

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breeding within a small, isolated group

inbreeding

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Biston Betularia; range in color from black to light gray with few dark spots

peppered moth

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break down penicillin and similar antibiotics into harmless substances

beta-lactamases

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states than an unborn baby, while developing in its mother’s womb, goes through various stages of development that resemble different animals, providing a “replay” of man’s evolution form a simple invertebrate to his present form

embryonic recapitulation

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developed embryonic recapitulation

Ernst Haeckel

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