darwin’s voyage of discovery chapter 16.1. key questions 1.what was charles darwin contribution to...
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Darwin’s Voyage of Discovery
Chapter 16.1
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Key Questions
1. What was Charles Darwin contribution to science?
2. What three patterns of biodiversity did Darwin notice?
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Darwin’s contribution
• The theory of evolution• Evolution is a genetic change (in a population)
over time.
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Observations on biodiversity that Darwin made on his voyage
1. Species vary around the world.2. Species vary locally.3. Species vary over time.
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Relate to ecology concept
• A ecology concept from semester one was the competitive exclusion theory. This states that no two organisms can occupy the same niche at the same time.
• How does this apply to the theory of evolution?