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SUMIT KUMAR
SHARDA UNIVERSITY
EVOLUTION
• Evolution is the change in
the inherited characteristics of biologica
l populations over..successive generatio
ns.
• Evolutionary processes give rise to
diversity at every level of biological
organisation,including species, individua
l organisms and molecules such
as DNA and proteins.
Evolution
Descent with Modification
• published Philosophie
Zoologique in 1809
1. Overproduction
- All species have a tendency and the potential to
increase at a geometric rate.
All organisms produce more organisms but only a few
survive.
2. Competition
- Due to environmental pressures, the organisms
within a population must compete with each other to
survive.
3. Variation
- Individuals in a population vary greatly in their
characteristics.
4. Adaptation
- individuals who best adapt to the environment are the
ones who will most likely survive
5. Natural Selection
- Individuals having favorable traits will produce more
offspring, and those with unfavorable traits will produce
fewer offspring.
• Speciation
-The process in which new genetically
distinct species evolve usually as a result of genetic
isolation from the main population.
DE VRIES MUTATION THEORY
• His experiment was on evening primose.
• Mutation form raw material for evolution.
• It suddenly appears.
• Single mutation may produce new species.
Modern Synthesis Theory