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LAUNCH Complete the chart

Term Definition Example

Loss-of-function mutation

Gain-of-function mutation

Beneficial mutation

Negative mutation

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A theory is a group of ideas or rules that are used to explain an event

A theory is supported by facts. The stronger the support, the stronger the theory

What are some other theories you can think of?

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Evolution – a slow change in the characteristics of a species over time.

We use evolution to understand the diversity of life

Evolution is the core of biology

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The idea that organisms with less-favorable traits are less likely to survive and pass on traits to the next generation.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=faRlFsYmkeY

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The theory of Creationism or Intelligent Design◦the belief that everything is created from

a higher power

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~45% of the population are creationists.

~45% believe in a evolutionary process guided by God.

~5-10% accept naturalistic evolution with no explicit divine involvement.

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Charles Darwin is considered to be the founder of modern evolutionary theory.

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Scientific theories are factual statements about Nature.

Good theories are logically supported and withstand multiple tests.

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The Theory of Evolution mostly describes how change occurred after complex life arose.

Evolution is not the same as the Big BangTheory

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Evolution does not support or deny so much as ignore the existence of a “higher being”.