Grade10 - Las3 - Final Version PDF
Grade10 - Las3 - Final Version PDF
GRADE 10-SCIENCE
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Homologous structures are structures that are similar in related organisms while
analogous structures are those that are similar in unrelated organisms.
Write HOMO if the pictures show homologous structures and ANA if they are
analogous structures. Then write the functions for each pair of structures.
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Wings of Wings of
Aurorazhdarcho micronyx Archeopterix
2. Fossils and anatomical records both provide pieces of evidence of evolution. How do you
determine the age of fossils of an Aurorazhdarcho micronyx and an Archeopterix?
Part B: Oh My Cytochrome!
Cytochrome c is a protein found in mitochondria, and is used in studying the
evolutionary relationships of animas. Human cytochrome c and chimpanzee cytochrome c
are identical in all 104 amino acids. Our close relationship with chimpanzees is revealed
by this high degree of resemblance.
Below is a list of the differences of amino acid between the animals and the human
cytochrome c. Refer to the table below in answering the questions.
Horse 12
Tuna 21
Rattlesnake 14
Monkey 1
Turtle 15
Pigeon 12
2. Do any of the animals have the same number of differences from human cytochrome c?
In this situation, how would you decide which is more closely related to humans?
A. Lamarckism
Lamarck was a French naturalist who worked in the vertebrate animal collection of the
Natural History Museum of Paris. Using fossil records as his reference, he developed three
theories namely: Theory of Need, the Theory of Use and Disuse, and the Theory of
Acquired Characteristics.
For each box, write a short description and illustrate each theory.
Description Illustrations
Theory of Need
B. Darwinism
Darwin established a theory of evolution based on variation, competition, and survival
in the living world by studying careful observations made on a sailing trip around the world.
He developed his knowledge during the voyage of the Beagle. In his book “The Origin of
Species” Darwin put forth two main concepts: evolution and natural selection. Evolution is a
change in a population over time. The alteration in an organism’s population was explained
by natural selection, the mechanism for evolution. It includes the influence of the environment
on the collection of useful inheritable characteristics known as an adaptation as well as the
struggle for existence.
Organize your thoughts about Darwin’s ideas of evolution by filling out the concept
map below.
2. Enumerate below the strengths and weaknesses of the two Theories of Evolution.
Lamarck’s Theory Darwinism Theory