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QUARTER 3

and their Environment


RECALL
Choose the letter of the correct answer.

1. What do you call the structure/image shown


in the background?
a. DNA
b. RNA
c. Protein
Choose the letter of the correct answer.

2. Which of the following shows the correct


pairing?
a. A - C ; T - G
b. A - G ; C - T
c. A - U ; C - G
d. A - A ; T - G
Choose the letter of the correct answer.

3. What kind of RNA is involved in copying the


information in DNA, to be transported outside
the nucleus?
a. mRNA
b. rRNA
c. tRNA
Choose the letter of the correct answer.

4. What happens in translation?


a. DNA - DNA
b. DNA - RNA
c. RNA - Proteins
Choose the letter of the correct answer.

5. Changes in the DNA sequence that may be


passed along to future generations is called
what?
a. Central Dogma
b. Mutagens
c. Mutation
GONE or ALIVE?

Use your senses.


Use your judgement.
GONE or ALIVE?

Wooly Mammoth 1
GONE or ALIVE?

N E !
GO

Wooly Mammoth 1
GONE or ALIVE?

Tapir 2
GONE or ALIVE?

I V E !
AL

Tapir 2
GONE or ALIVE?

Horseshoe Crab 3
GONE or ALIVE?

I V E !
AL

Horseshoe Crab 3
GONE or ALIVE?

Dodo Bird 4
GONE or ALIVE?

N E !
GO

Dodo Bird 4
GONE or ALIVE?

Velociraptor 5
GONE or ALIVE?

N E !
GO

Velociraptor 5
GONE or ALIVE?

Coelacanth
6
GONE or ALIVE?
I V E !
AL

Coelacanth
6
GONE or ALIVE?

Thylacine 7
GONE or ALIVE?

N E !
GO
Thylacine 7
Why we can no longer see some of these organisms?
EVOLUTION:
SURVIVE or PERISH
Lesson
Lesson Objectives
Objectives

1. Describe the theories explaining the occurrence


of evolution.
2. Explain how fossil records, comparative anatomy,
embryology and genetic information provide
evidence for evolution.
3. Relate the importance of adaptation to the
survival of a species.
What’s your idea on this?

EVOLUTION
EVOLUTION
Unlocking of Terms

EVOLUTION is the change in the characteristics


of species over several generations and it relies
on the process of natural selection.
Unlocking of Terms

EVOLUTION is the change in the characteristics


of species over several generations and it relies
on the process of natural selection.
It entails changes in the inherited traits of a
population from generation to generation.
Life
Jean Baptiste de Lamarck Charles Darwin
● Organisms develop traits by the ● all species evolved from a
use and disuse of body parts common ancestor through a
● Acquired characteristics are process called natural selection.
passed to offspring
Lamarck’s Theory of Evolution

● Theory of Use and Disuse


● Inheritance of Acquired Traits
Darwin’s Theory of Evolution

● Theory of Use and Disuse


Natural Selection
● Inheritance - process
of Acquired Traitswhereby organisms better
adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce
more offspring.
“SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST”
Adaptation

Variation
Unlocking of Terms

Adaptation is a set of genetically acquired traits


that makes organisms better suited to their
environment.
Variation refers to any differences between cells,
individual organisms, or groups of organisms of any
species that are caused either by genetic
differences (genotypic variation) or by the effect of
environmental factors on the expression of the
genetic potentials (phenotypic variation).
Unlocking of Terms

Natural Selection
&
Survival of the fittest
= LIFE
Going Further…

What supports these claims


on evolution?
Traces of Evolution
Instruction:
Each group will be given a set of images.

1. Describe the set of image given to your group.


2. Explain how these can prove that evolution is
true.
Traces of Evolution
Rubrics
Answers
Accuracy - 10
Explanation - 10
Presentation
Clarity – 10
Visuals - 10
Timeliness - 10
Evidences of Evolution

1. Fossils - remains or traces of any organism that lived


in the past and where preserved by natural process.

1
Evidences of Evolution

2. Comparative Anatomy - study of similarities and


differences in the anatomy of different species.
Anatomy - physical structures of an organism.

1
Evidences of Evolution

● Homologous structures - same origin, different


functions
● Analogous structures - same function, different origin

1
Evidences of Evolution

3. Embryology - species that are


closely related exhibit similar
embryonic development.
1
Looking at the embryonic
development, which species
is/are closely related to
humans?
Evidences of Evolution

4. Amino Acid Sequence - the greater the similarity in


amino acid sequence, the closer the relationship of
organisms.
1
Looking at the table, to
which organism/s are
human mostly related
to?
Evidences of Evolution

1. Fossils
2. Comparative Anatomy
1
3. Embryonic Development
4. Amino Acid Sequence
Think… Think… Think…
Think… Think… Think…

How can we relate our lesson


with what happened with the
COVID-19 pandemic?
Lesson
Lesson Objectives
Objectives

1. Describe the theories explaining the occurrence


of evolution.
2. Explain how fossil records, comparative anatomy,
embryology and genetic information provide
evidence for evolution.
3. Relate the importance of adaptation to the
survival of a species.
Checkpoint
Determine which of the following statements are true
and false.
1. The theory of use and disuse is proposed by
Lamarck.

2. Embryonic development shows that human is


closely related to fishes.
Checkpoint
Determine which of the following statements are true
and false.
3. According to evolutionist, the best test to
show the relatedness of two organisms are the
similarity in their genomic DNA.
1
4. Adaptation is the change in the characteristics of
species over several generations and it relies on the
process of natural selection.
Checkpoint
Determine which of the following statements are true
and false.
5. Natural Selection is the process whereby
organisms better adapted to their environment
tend
1
to survive and produce more offspring.
Checkpoint
Determine which of the following statements are true
and false.
1. The theory of use and disuse is proposed by
Lamarck.
TRUE
1

2. Embryonic development shows that human is


closely related to fishes.
FALSE
Checkpoint
Determine which of the following statements are true
and false.
3. According to evolutionist, the best test to
show the relatedness of two organisms are the
similarity in their genomic DNA. TRU
1

E
4. Adaptation is the change in the characteristics of
species over several generations and it relies on the
process of natural selection. FALSE
Checkpoint
Determine which of the following statements are true
and false.
5. Natural Selection is the process whereby
organisms better adapted to their environment
tend
1
to survive and produce more offspring.
TRUE

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