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Biology 4th ESO Review 2

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    Evolution
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  • It was believed that smaller animals came from decomposing organic matter: mice-stored wheat/ fly larvae suddenly appeared on meat. What's this process called?
    spontaneous generation.
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  • This theory believes that species have been created following a predetermined pattern so have always been the same (immutability of species) Ex: Plato, Aristotle, Old Testament.
    Fixism
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  • Vestigial organs are organs that are fully developed to perform a function in some organisms but have lost their functions (even reduced in size) or have different functions to that of their counterparts. True or False?
    True
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  • Divine origin -> based on belief or supposition
    CREATIONISM
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  • Father of taxonomy. Created the system of species classification and their binomial naming.
    LINNAEUS
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  • Based on Lamarck, which law describes the changes produced in organs are transmitted to their descendants?
    LAW OF INHERITANCE OF ACQUIRED TRAITS
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  • Based on Lamarck, which law describes the frequent/continued use of an organ caused it to develop whilst the lack of use weakens/deteriorates an organ until it dissapears?
    LAW OF USE AND DISUSE
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  • Darwin and Wallace proposed _______ to explain the evolutionary process.
    NATURAL SELECTION
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  • Which one got accepted by Darwin in Lamarck's theory?
    Progress towards perfection
    Adaptation to environmental changes by use and disuse
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  • He established laws of inheritance and described transmission of traits found in living things
    MENDEL
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  • Hereditary variations occur spontaneously from alterations in genes is called?
    mutations.
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  • Occurs when all individuals of a specie disappear and do not survive environmental changes
    Extinction
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  • It is the study of the history of life on Earth as based on fossils.
    Paleontology
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  • He proposed that species originated from the accumulation of gradual changes from a common ancestor.
    Darwin
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