ISS 215 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Egg Cell

• School: MSU
• Department: Integrative Studies in Social, Behavioral and Economic Sciences
• Course: ISS 215
• Professor: J. Cesario

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Losing a hand in an accident doesn"t fit into this type of interest. Given what the world is like, some of these variants are going to be more fit (going to make that individual more likely to survive and reproduce) Individuals who are more fit reproduce more, and if the variation is genetic, it will be transmitted to the offspring. This includes your direct offspring and your relatives (because they share your genes, as well) Some individuals are reproducing more than others (differential gene reproduction) Charles darwin: evolution describes the process of changes in gene frequency over time. Contrary to what people think, darwin"s theory was about how people change over time, not that they change over time. He believed that people could change over time in a purely material/natural way. All species shared the same things, but the differences between (ex. Peacocks, house cats, etc. ) them was what he focused on (ex.