Ch. 14 review Flashcards

1
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What is the basis for one’s philosophy?

A

worldview

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2
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Who is largely credited with the acceptance of evolution?

A

Charles Darwin

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3
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During Darwin’s voyage on the Beagle he read a book by Charles Lyell, what is that book called?

A

Principles of Geology

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4
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What is the idea that states the present is the only key to the past?

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uniformitarianism

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5
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Which book written by Darwin proposed his speculations about the origin and development of living things?

A

The Origin of Species

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5
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What is the full name for the book “The Origin of Species”? (possible bonus question)

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On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, or the Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life

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6
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What’s the idea that the fittest and strongest members of each species were more likely to survive and reproduce than weaker, poorly adapted members?

A

natural selection

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7
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Variety within kinds has definite __________.

A

boundaries

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8
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What is the “science” that sought to improve humans by selectively breeding humans in order to produce a “master race”?

A

eugenics

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9
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What refers to the changes within a particular kind of organism or variation within the gene pool of a population?

A

speciation/microevolution

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10
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What is the hypothetical process by which new kinds of creatures emerge from existing kinds over time?

A

macroevolution

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11
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How often has macroevolution been observed in nature?

A

never ✨

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12
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What are the remains or impressions of plants, animals, and humans preserved in sedimentary rock?

A

fossils

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13
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What is the study of fossils?

A

paleontology

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14
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What are the supposed “fossils” that connect one kind of organism with another kind by a series of tiny steps?

A

transitional forms/missing links

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15
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How many transitional forms have been found?

A

none ✨

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16
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What is the theory which states that evolution occurs in sudden spurts, followed by long periods of time without any noticeable change?

A

punctuated equilibrium hypothesis

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17
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What is the fossil record used by evolutionists that is a hypothetical arrangement of fossils and rocks?

A

geologic column

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18
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Where can you find the geologic column?

A

nowhere ✨

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19
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What are the fossils of a specific time period?

A

index fossils

20
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What is the sudden outburst complex organisms of great variety?

A

Cambrian explosion

21
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What is the logical fallacy of basing an argument on the very premise it attempts to prove?

A

circular reasoning

22
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What is the method evolutionists use to date rocks and fossils?

A

radiometric dating

23
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What was thought to be a transitional form from a fish to amphibian?

A

coelacanth

24
What was thought to be the missing link between dinos and birds?
archaeopteryx
25
Give at least one of the three faults of the horse series.
1. fossils are too far apart 2. the different generations were found in the same rock layers 3. the horses progressed from smaller to larger, but modern horses range in sizes
26
In which book did Darwin falsely conclude that man came from animals?
The Descent of Man
27
What is the main difference between man and apes?
Man was made in God's image.
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Which "man ancestor" was a hoax?
Piltdown man
29
Which "man ancestor" was made from a pig tooth?
Nebraska man
30
Which "man ancestor" was actually just an extinct orangutan?
Ramapithecus
31
Which category was the Taung child put in?
Australopithecus africanus
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Which category was the fossil "Lucy" put in?
Australopithecus afarensis
33
Which "man ancestor" has the nickname of "handy man"?
Homo habilis (think like they both start with H- Handy man and Habilis)
34
Which "man ancestor" was found in a cave in France?
Cro Magnon man
35
Which "man ancestor" was lost in WWII?
Peking man
36
Which "man ancestor" was found in a cliff in Germany?
Neanderthal man
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What was the Neanderthal man later classified as?
homo erectus
38
Essay Option: faulty transtions
1. shrew to bat (wings) 2. amphibian egg to reptile egg 3. reptile to bird (lungs)
39
What is the science of similarities and differences in the body structure of organisms?
comparative anatomy
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Who founded comparative anatomy?
Georges Cuvier
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What is the science of similar organs that are also similar in internal structure?
homology
42
What is the similarities among organisms designed for the same environment but different in internal structure?
analogy
43
Who was known for his pocket watch theory (man must have a Creator) and disproved evolution?
William Paley
44
What are random errors in an organism's genetic material?
mutations
45
What is a common example of natural selection?
peppered moth
46
What hypothesis states that an unborn baby, while developing in its mother’s womb, goes through various stages of development that resemble different animals?
embryonic recapitulation
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Who developed embryonic recapitulation?
Ernst Haeckel
48
Both evolution and Christianity require _____.
faith