Wednesday, January 25, 2017
Tuesday, January 17, 2017
Neanderthal in the media
Part A
- Create a list of terms that you associate with the human relative Neanderthal.
- Do a google image search and create a graphic that represents how you believe the public perceives Neanderthal
- Create a post/tweet/snap that reflects the popular perception of Neanderthal (this does not require the use of the associated platforms for production)
Part B
- For each of the stereotypes presented with either the list you have created or from the images you have chosen to use attempt to find evidence that would refute or rewrite our understanding (misunderstanding?) of Neanderthal.
Friday, January 13, 2017
Final Assessment
Part 1.
Create an artifact to illustrate human evolution. This artifact should clearly demonstrate what theory you believe(out of africa, multiregionalism, hybrid theory) . Included should be a clear understanding of the process of evolution, the timeline that this process occurred on, the evidence to support your argument and a description of how this is represented in the modern population(lactase persistence, language development, brain development, abstract/cultural development).
- Examples of artifacts
- Essay
- Timeline and map
- Video
- Podcast
- Social Media
- Infographic
Part 2
Wednesday, January 11, 2017
Becoming Human
Examining evidence.
- Using the interactive found here create a graph that illustrates the relationship between human history and brain size.
- Based on your research within the interactive examine 2 other factors that show a relationship between evolution and who we are today. Create a visual (infographic, graph, map ...) that shows this relationship.
Monday, January 9, 2017
Got Lactase- Case study
Got Lactase Case Study Schedule
Period 1
Pre case study questions
Watch Video 1- Spencer Wells
Read Milk revolution article
Answer post movie and article questions
Got Lactase? Coevolution of genes and culture Quiz
Article-Lactase Persistence The milk revolution
Thursday, January 5, 2017
Wednesday, January 4, 2017
Evolution of human skin color
To achieve the equilibrium five conditions must be met:
- Population must be very large.
- Population must be isolated from other populations (no immigration or emigration).
- No mutations.
- Random mating.
- No natural selection (i.e. every individual has an equal chance of survival)
3. Answer
Explain how the evolution of human skin color illustrates the principles of microevolution. Include in your discussion how each of the points of the Hardy Weinberg equilibrium model are represented in the evolution of skin color. Site specific examples for each on the points.
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