ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS BELOW. 1.Create another analogy for geological time. Make sure that you are clear about how years (or millions of years) are represented in your analogy. Use it to relate the following major events in the history of life: The first bird.The first flying insect.The first eukaryotic life.The first life.First flowering plants.First land animals.First dinosaur.First human.First Jellyfish. 2. Find at least one internet source which questions the validity of homology as evidence of evolution. Briefly summarize their argument. Find and describe a response by proponents of evolutionary theory. Evaluate the evidence supporting their positions. 3. Central dogma is the means by which genetic information is translated into a protein. First, DNA will replicate itself, it will then copy itself again and turn itself into RNA. This process is called transcription. Also, the DNA and RNA are the 2 nucleic acids of this. Next the RNA is synthesized into a protein and that is called translation. This protein is an amino acid, also it is a linear polymer. I find that this help prove evolution because every single life in our world has the same DNA structure, except maybe some mitochondria. This alone shows that if all our DNA is the same then we must all have shared the same ancestors at one point.

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UNIT 2. INTRODUCTION TO PLANT LIFE: BOTANICAL PRINCIPLES. This unit addresses basic botany. Chapters cover plant structure from the cellular level through the mature plant. Other chapters cover genetics, evolution, plant physiology, plant systematics, and plant diversity. Some of the economic aspects of plants discussed in this unit are the importance of vegetables and fruits, the connection between sugar and slavery, plant essential oils and perfumes, the application of palynology (the study of pollen), and species conservation.i will upload the PDF file that has the questions that need to be answered there are 8 Chapters each chapter has 1-7 questions