Evolution.
Evolution.
- Version 2.0
- Manila, Philippines : Discovery Communications, Inc., c2005.
- 1 CD-ROM (4 3/4 in.)
- Discovery Channel school science. .
The CD-ROM contains the following: Evolution--Giraffic park--A mammoth lumbering through the ages--Extinction basics--It's a dog's world-Voyage of discovery--The Scopes "Monkey" trial-Variation on a theme--The swamp thing--Begin at the beginning--When whales walked--The case of the faulty fossil--Something about Mary--Absolutely evolution-Save the icefish!. Having studied evolution with the help of this program, students will be able to: summarize the observations and thought process which led Darwin to develop his theory and explain the concepts of natural selection, artificial selection, and evolution; explain the relationship between adaptation and environmental stimulus using specific organisms as examples, and describe several anatomical and behavioral adaptations that are examples of evolution; explain the role of fossil study in scientific inquiry; collect, sort, and analyze data and draw conclusions regarding the adaptations of the Galapagos Islands bird populations; classify species with respect to habitat, food sources, and/or physical traits; and speculate as to the impact on Darwin's thinking of his visit to the Galapagos Islands.
9716561245
Evolution (Biology)--Juvenile literature.
Evolution.
QH 367.1 / .Ev64 2005
The CD-ROM contains the following: Evolution--Giraffic park--A mammoth lumbering through the ages--Extinction basics--It's a dog's world-Voyage of discovery--The Scopes "Monkey" trial-Variation on a theme--The swamp thing--Begin at the beginning--When whales walked--The case of the faulty fossil--Something about Mary--Absolutely evolution-Save the icefish!. Having studied evolution with the help of this program, students will be able to: summarize the observations and thought process which led Darwin to develop his theory and explain the concepts of natural selection, artificial selection, and evolution; explain the relationship between adaptation and environmental stimulus using specific organisms as examples, and describe several anatomical and behavioral adaptations that are examples of evolution; explain the role of fossil study in scientific inquiry; collect, sort, and analyze data and draw conclusions regarding the adaptations of the Galapagos Islands bird populations; classify species with respect to habitat, food sources, and/or physical traits; and speculate as to the impact on Darwin's thinking of his visit to the Galapagos Islands.
9716561245
Evolution (Biology)--Juvenile literature.
Evolution.
QH 367.1 / .Ev64 2005
