 | Central Question: What role does evolutionary theory have in the distribution of species? Guiding Thought Question: Especially when dealing with scientific theory, why is the continued collection of evidence and observations going to be important in the defense, and continued understanding of a process? Today's Learning Objective: Students will learn about the processes, ways to track, and evidence that supports the role of evolution in species distribution by completing the Evolution Lab and a Map Lab looking at topics related to evolutionary biogeography. |
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emma
10/18/2021 09:00:02 am
continuing to collect information when dealing with scientific theory is important in helping to further explain the process
Sienna
10/18/2021 09:00:10 am
Because the more evidence you can find the better defense and argument you can make for this theory. However, if you find something that contradicts it then you now have something more to look into.
Emily
10/18/2021 09:01:31 am
It's important because the collection of as much evidence as possible will help to both defend a process and allow for more understanding.
Jack Smith
10/18/2021 09:05:51 am
Because Earth experiences many dynamic processes, and anthropogenic forces help drive change, we must refine our understanding in order to account for these ongoing alterations.
Bea
10/18/2021 09:19:13 am
constant change (climate change, tectonic plates, etc.) that research needs to account for, globalization of species (native/invasive)
Riley Martin
10/19/2021 12:22:55 pm
It just gives you more evidence to back different theories.
izzy martin
10/19/2021 12:26:11 pm
continued collection of evidence is important because things are always changing in the scientific world. new information comes out all the time, so its important to keep up with new stuff
Evers
10/19/2021 12:26:34 pm
Because the more Information you can find to back up the theory the better the case you have for the theory and also the easier it is to understand it
Cariena Murray
10/19/2021 12:26:58 pm
You need SOOOOOOOOOOOO much evidence to prove something is real, and since a lot of outside factors change when you are working with nature stuff it takes a lot of evidence to prove things. 10/19/2021 12:27:17 pm
The more evidence you can find to support a theory the better defense and argument you can make for the theory.
Maria
10/19/2021 12:29:01 pm
Continuous collection of evidence is important to defense and understanding of processes because it back-ups and further enhances a theory, observation, or arguments. It helps others connect ideas together and better understand the subject. Collections of information will support past theories and processes that will guide future processes of study.
Daniel montes
10/19/2021 12:31:44 pm
Because as time goes on there will always be more people questioning so being able to constantly bring up new points is necessary. More information can disprove as well which is also needed as we improve our knowledge of the world
emma
10/19/2021 12:38:10 pm
when still collecting information when using scientific theory is important to better understand what keeps going on and what keeps changing Leave a Reply. |
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