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media type="custom" key="23020568" Students will know …. TERMS: Natural Selection, Extinct, Selective pressure, selective breeding, pedigree, species
 * “Natural Selection” FOSS Pop. & Eco. Investigation 10 **

It’s important to understand that… 1. Environmental factors put selective pressure on a population. 2. Natural selection is the process in which individuals best adapted to their environment tend to pass their traits on to subsequent generations. 3. Members of a species are all the same kind of organism and different from other organisms. They can breed with each other to produce offspring.

Students will be able to… 1. Use simulations to demonstrate how selective pressure can change the make up of a population. 2. They will be able to explain how selective pressures can change the genetic make up within a population over time.

HOMEWORK

=**Pop & Eco Quizlet 10 **=

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LESSON #1
== EQ: What is selective pressure? ==

You analyze the results of two generations of offspring to determine how the selective pressure imposed by predation affects the genetic composition of the population.

**QuickWrite:** __//What are some situations that would require a population of organisms to adapt to a new environment?//__
(Lab book page 73) Show me when you are finished with page 73 and be able to explain it to me.
 * Record the information generated from the data table below on to the tables on page 73 of lab book.
 * Choose the prairie scenario first and complete the table for P, F1, F2, and **F6**
 * Choose the forest scenario second and complete the table for P, F1, F2, and **F6**

FOSS Larkey Natural Selection

=**FOSS Larkey Natural Selection for Ipads**=

How have the trait frequencies changed over time in the new larkey environments?

Who Wants to Live a Million Years? (Natural Selection Survival Game) (May not work on Ipads)

Take the "Who Wants to Live a Million Years?" survival quiz and SHOW ME a 10 out of 10 on your results screen.

Shift in allele frequencies through Natural Selection

EQ: What is Selective Breeding?
FOSS Larkey Selective Breeding for laptop

=**FOSS Larkey Selective Breeding for Ipad**=

Try to get 100% trait frequency by F4 through selective breeding:
 * All Long Legs
 * All Short legs
 * All Red Eyes
 * All Grey Eyes
 * All Striped
 * All Solid
 * All Spotted
 * All Bushy Tail
 * All Bare Tail

__**CHALLENGE:**__
 * All LONG LEGS, SPOTTED, BUSHY TAIL and RED EYES by the 4th generation!

EQ: What is Natural Selection?
Students will record responses to "Voyage to the Galapagos" in their lab book pages 70 and 71 while watching the video at the link below.

Voyage to the Galapagos Video 1

Voyage to the Galapagos Video

Voyage to the Galapagos Transcript

__All About the Galapagos Islands! : )__

__Galapogos Island Finch Simulation__

Other Natural Selection Links and activities below.

BBC Natural Selection Video

BBC Natural Selection video #2

Voyage to the Galapagos Video

Nowhere to Hide (Natural Selection Game)

Who Wants to Live a Million Years? (Natural Selection Survival Game)

Natural Selection (Bird Survival Game)

The Natural Selection Mating Game

Natural Selection Virtual Lab

All About Darwin

All About the Galapagos Islands! : )

Galapogos Island Finch Simulation

Voyage to the Galapagos Transcript

Fish Natural Selection Tree

Natural Selection Video

THINGDOM! Create forms of life with your science knowledge.

FOSS Larkey Selective Breeding

FOSS: Walking Stick Predation - New Breeding Rules

Darwin's "Origin of Species" abstract - reproduction of the original

Natural Selection Simulation

DANCE MOVES!!!!!! : )

NATURAL SELECTION CLEARING HOUSE