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Something I made to study for AP Bio. (:Related content
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You know, the guy who discovered DNA should probably also be up here!
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What about Mendel or the guy who discovered DNA and the people who sequenced theΒ human genome?
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Or that guy who came up with extinction?
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I love this!
You could have continued with Mendel, since he filled the last gaps in Darwins theorie - proof!
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No, but it works, I guess.
Baptits.lol
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Well, that's a very merry coincidence then... lol
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I always seem to find it funny that Linnaeus's first name is Carl.
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Lamarck, does he really need to be hit with the 'fail' tag?
it is funny though
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Actually sums this up quite nicely. Could have mentioned Arisotle et al., but then you would not have had all fancy enlightenment Europeans.
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This is very cute and also very nicely thoughtful
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Haha, poor Jean. How was he to know that traits that one picks up later in life can't be passed down to future generations? xD
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(Yeah, I'm over a year late. I don't care.)
1. Take male and female mouse.
2. Cut off both their tails.
3. Have the mice mate.
4. Are any of the baby mice tailless?
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Nowadays, it seems so obvious.
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What about Gregor Mendel? Without development on the means by which traits were passed down, Darwin would be a lot less believable!
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Well, he came after Darwin and I wanted to end with evolution.
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Wasn't he a contemporary of Darwin?
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Very possible.
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Yes, actually. I read in a book that they were working on their respective theories simultaneously.
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Did he? Guess I got my mental history wrong.
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It gets complicated after Darwin, to say the least.
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