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References
• Andaya, M., Biong, J., Aquino, M., Custodio, M. Science Links 10 Revised Edi琀椀on. Rex
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• Evidence for evolu琀椀on (ar琀椀cle) Khan Academy.
h琀琀ps://www.khanacademy.org/science/biology/
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• Fossils. Khan Academy. h琀琀ps://www.khanacademy.org/science/ms-biology/
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• Science Grade 10 Alterna琀椀ve Delivery Mode. (2020). Department of Educa琀椀on. Quarter 3
Module 6: Evidences of Evolu琀椀on. First Edi琀椀on.
Learning Material
• Power Point Presenta琀椀on
• Worksheets
• Visual Aids
OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to:
III. EXPLORE
With the same group, the teacher will now assign a new ac琀椀vity called “Evidence Hunt”
Direc琀椀on: Assigned groups will be given a case study. They will have to collaborate and analyzed the
given worksheet. The groups will be given 20 mins to formulate response. Then, the group will have to
present what they’ve come up with for 3-5 mins each.
IV. Explain
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Presenta琀椀on of Outputs. Each group will pick 1-2 presenters and report their work in front
of the class for three minutes.
A. Teacher-led discussion. The lesson proper will be delivered by the teacher using a
PowerPoint presenta琀椀on. The purpose of the discussion is to validate the discoveries made
by the students.
What is Evolu琀椀on?
Evolu琀椀on is a change in the gene琀椀c makeup (and o昀琀en, the heritable features) of a
popula琀椀on over 琀椀me.
Evidences of Evolu琀椀on
1. Compara琀椀ve Embryology
‒ Embryos of di昀昀erent species can have similari琀椀es that are not visible when the
organisms are fully formed.
‒ These similari琀椀es are homologous features which provide evidence that the species are
related through evolu琀椀on.
‒ Embryos of related species have more features in common at earlier stages of
development than they do at later stages.
‒ For example, all embryos have homologous structures called pharyngeal arches, or gill
arches. In 昀椀sh, these arches develop into parts of the gills. In mammals, these arches
develop into parts of the ears and jaw.
2. Compara琀椀ve Anatomy
‒ It refers to the presence of structures in organisms that share the same basic form.
‒ For example, the bones in the appendages of a human, dog, bird, and whale all share
the same overall construc琀椀on.
Homologous Structures
‒ It resulted from their origin in the appendages of a common ancestor. Over 琀椀me,
evolu琀椀on led to changes in the shapes and sizes of these bones in di昀昀erent species, but
they have maintained the same overall layout.
Analogous Structures
‒ Features of di昀昀erent species that are similar in func琀椀on but not necessarily in structure
and which do not derive from a common ancestral feature and which evolved in
response to a similar environmental challenge.
Ves琀椀gial Structures
‒ Some structures exist in organisms that have no apparent func琀椀on at all, and appear to
be residual parts from a past ancestor.
Examples:
• some snakes have pelvic bones despite having no legs because they descended from rep琀椀les
that did have legs
• wings on 昀氀ightless birds (which may have other func琀椀ons)
• leaves on some cac琀椀
• traces of pelvic bones in whales
Fossil Records
‒ The fossil record is made up of all the fossils that have been found, along with their rela琀椀ve ages.
Scien琀椀sts can look at pa琀琀erns in the fossil record to understand the history of life on Earth.
‒ For example, the fossil record shows us that there has been an overall increase in the complexity of
organisms over 琀椀me. It also shows us that there has been an increase in organism diversity.
‒ The fossil record shows us when speci昀椀c types of organisms appeared, went ex琀椀nct, or changed.
‒ And, the fossil record shows us that there have been mass ex琀椀nc琀椀ons in Earth’s past. A
mass ex琀椀nc琀椀on is when many species die o昀昀 around the same 琀椀me.
Gene琀椀c Informa琀椀on
‒ At the most basic level, all living organisms share the same gene琀椀c material (DNA),
similar gene琀椀c codes, and the same basic process of gene expression.
‒ In order to determine which organisms in a group are most closely related, we need to
use di昀昀erent types of molecular features, such as the nucleo琀椀de sequences of genes.
‒ Biologists o昀琀en compare the sequences of related (or homologous) genes. If two
species have the "same" gene, it is because they inherited it from a common ancestor.
‒ In general, the more DNA di昀昀erences in homologous genes between two species, the
more distantly the species are related.
V. ELABORATE
The teacher will now proceed to a group ac琀椀vity, in this ac琀椀vity, student’s decision making and cri琀椀cal
thinking will be tested.
Direc琀椀on: In this ac琀椀vity called “Keep the Prize, or Give the Prize” each group will answer series of
ques琀椀ons, and every group will have their turn. Each box has a mystery token and its corresponding
amount. For every correct answer, the group gets to decide whether they’ll keep the box, or give the
box. If the group fails to give a correct answer, they will receive a damage token. The group chosen
cannot refuse to accept the box.
Ques琀椀ons:
VI. EVALUATION
• The teacher will now assign a short-response ac琀椀vity to further assess student’s
understanding on Biodiversity and Evolu琀椀on.
1. What is evolu琀椀on?
A) Compara琀椀ve Embryology
B) Chemical reac琀椀ons in cells
C) The law of gravity
D) The theory of rela琀椀vity
6. True or False: Compara琀椀ve anatomy solely focuses on the di昀昀erences between organisms.
7. True or False: All embryos of di昀昀erent species look en琀椀rely similar from each other at early stage of
development.
8. True or False: Analogous structures in di昀昀erent species have similar func琀椀ons and a common
evolu琀椀onary origin.
9. True or False: The fossil record includes only the fossils of dinosaurs.
10. True or False: Understanding evolu琀椀onary theory is important for medical advancements and
conserva琀椀on e昀昀orts.
VII. EXTEND
Assignment. Have an advance study about the next topic: Ecosystem: Biodiversity.
Approved by:
MARITES I. ORTUA
HT III – Science Department