Answer the following questions

What is natural selection? How was it derived from artificial selection
What are the implications of natural selection (hint: see discussion
in the Stein and Rowe text on directional natural selection and watch
closely Dawkins’s discussion just after Falwell makes his Watchmaker
metaphor in Origins of Species.
Give examples of natural selection (hint: Darwin’s finches on the
Galápagos Islands; look for that discussion in the Stein and Rowe. text.
How did the 1977 study by the Grants test that theory regarding finches
on Daphne Major? What did they find out in a later study in 1982?
What is the other side of the equation of natural selection that
Darwin could not have conceived of, given knowledge at the time? In
other words, what is the real origin of species? Describe the
mechanisms of this process, based on your readings of .genetics and
mutation. Look it up in the Stein and Rowe. text and in the Power Point
lectures.
Why is mutation often regarded as a genetic error?
On the creationist/intelligence design issue, what arguments of the
evolutionary model would the advocates of ID have to address? see instances in the Stein and Rowe. text.)

Learn the basics of cell structure, mitosis and meiosis, replication
and mutation, and translation and transcription and explain how the tie
into the evolutionary process. You may look these up in your text or
in You Tube (15 points)
What roles do gene flow and genetic drift play in evolutionary
change? Again, you may look these up in your text or You Tube