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Evolution of the animal eye Duration: 2:30 Darwin had difficulty with his Theory of Evolution when considering the origin of the eye. A description of the evolution of different eye types in animal species. |
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Natural selection and survival of the fittest Duration: 2:01 What did Darwin mean by the terms 'natural selection' or 'survival of the fittest'? Darwin's description is illustrated by the hunting of a gazelle by a cheetah. |
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Population size and control - predators and prey Duration: 1:26 In the absence of predators, what happens to the size of a prey population? Mice can reproduce in large numbers without population control. |
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Sexual selection Duration: 2:30 How did peacocks and stag beetles evolve characteristics to increase their chances of mating? Darwin suggested they evolved by sexual selection. |
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The story of extinction and the age of the Earth Duration: 04:34 An animated history of our understanding of extinction and the age of the earth. |
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Thomas Fairchild, speciation and evolution Duration: 06:43 Thomas Fairchild was the first to artificially cross two plant species and produce a 'new' plant. |
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Variation and inheritance Duration: 02:05 What did Darwin think about variation within species? An excerpt from 'On the Origin of Species' describing butterfly variation as an example of species in the process of formation. |
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