Biology - TEST Chapter 5 (choice) Flashcards

1
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the belief that only the natural world exists

A

materialism

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2
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this event began the birth of modern science

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Protestant Reformation

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3
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this view of life teaches that living things have limited variation within the originally created species

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orchard view

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4
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this term refers to a person’s foundational assumptions he uses to understand the world around him

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worldview

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5
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this term refers to an originally created type of organism

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kind

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6
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the “useless” organs supposedly left over from earlier stages of evolutionary development

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vestigial organs

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7
Q

the modern animal that Pakicetus is a supposed ancestor of

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whale

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8
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the foundation of modern science

A

biblical principles

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9
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the false idea that says the present is the key to the past

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uniformitarianism

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10
Q

this English physician discovered blood circulation

A

William Harvey

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11
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this scientific organization, founded in 1666, was supported by Huguenots and Jansenists

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French Academy of Sciences

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12
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this book proposed the idea that man evolved through natural selection

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Descent of Man

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13
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French zoologist who founded the study of comparative anatomy

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Georges Cuvier

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14
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German professor who wrote The Natural History of Plants

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Leonhard Fuchs

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15
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wrote Principles of Geology

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Charles Lyell

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16
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published detailed descriptions of human anatomy in Fabrica

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Andreas Vesalius

17
Q

described plants used for medicinal purposes in Living Pictures of Herbs

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Otto Brunfels

18
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helped found the Philosophical College; leading member of the Royal Society

A

John Wilkins

19
Q

Roman statesman who wrote about evidence of design in the universe

A

Cicero

20
Q

British theologian who wrote Natural
Theology

A

William Paley

21
Q

experiments that try to produce living things from common chemicals are trying to prove this…

A

abiogenesis

22
Q

how the sun, moon, and stars proclaim truth about God

A

general revelation

23
Q

a founder of modern science would likely agree with this statement…

A

true faith is a reasonable belief in a reasoning God

24
Q

if a fish became an amphibian within a few thousand years, an example of this evolutionary idea

A

punctuated equilibrium

25
Q

since both creationists and evolutionists have the same observations and data, why different conclusions?

A

they have different worldviews

26
Q

a good explanation of why mutations cannot cause evolution

A

mutations do not produce new kinds of organisms

27
Q

all organisms contain information stored in the DNA =

A

DNA information must come from an intelligent Creator

28
Q

why rock pocket mice are not an example of evolution

A

no new types of organisms were formed