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natural selection and genetic modification
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bipedal
walking
upright
on
two
legs
evolution
slow
and
continuous change
of an organism from one
generation
to the
next
natural selection
best adapted organisms survive and reproduce, passing their allele to their offspring
mutation
change to the gene caused by a mistake when copying DNA base pairs during cell division
survival of the fittest
way to describe evolution by natural selection (charles darwin)
evolutionary tree
represents the relationships beteen organisms
lucy - australopithecus afarenisis,
3.2
million years old
bipedal
long
arms,
short
legs
ardi - ardipithecus ramidus,
4.4 million
years old
no sharp teeth
long arms
turkana boy - homo
erectus
,
1.6
million years old
walked fully
upright
small
brain
(bigger than lucy's)
MRSA
natural variation
in the population
some
staphylococcus
are
resistant
to antibiotics due to
mutation
weaker
bacteria
die out
when treated
resistant
bacteria
survive
and
multiply
mutation
is passed on and only
resistant staphylococcus
are left.
reasons antibiotic resistance has emerged:
overuse
of antibiotics
not finishing your
course
poor
hospital sanitation
tools show a link between
brain size
and the development of
complex tools
domain
- eukarya
kingdom
- animalia
phylum
- chordata
class
- mammals
order
- primates
family
- hominidae
genus
- homo
species
- sapiens