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    Evolution An Introduction

    Dra. Umiyah, MSc.

    Jur. Biologi, FMIPA, Univ. Jember

    November 2011

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    Evolusi = evolveproses perubahan

    Perubahan genetik yg tjd pada populasidan berlangsung dr generasi ke generasi

    (dalam jangka waktu yg lama)

    Dpt menjelaskan kesatuan (unity) dan

    keanekaragaman makhluk hidup

    Mikroevolusi : perubahan frekuensi alel pd

    gene pool dr generasi ke generasi

    Makroevolusi : pembentukan species baru

    (spesiasi)

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    EXIT

    BAGAIMANA PERSEPSIMU TENTANG GAMBAR- GAMBAR INI?

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    How Do We Know That Evolution

    Has Occurred?

    The evidence for evolution has primarily comefrom four sources:

    1. the fossil recordof change in earlier species

    2. the chemical and anatomical similaritiesof relatedlife forms

    3. the geographic distributionof related species4. the recorded genetic changesin living organismsover many generations

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    Geological strata containing an evolutionary sequence of fossils

    The Fossil Record

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    Archaeopteryxfossil

    Archaeopteryxrecreation

    Archaeopteryx tail feathers

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    section of a DNA molecule

    Amino acid

    simple protein molecule

    Chemical Evidence for Evolution

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    Summary of Evolution of Life

    Formation

    of the

    earths

    earlycrust and

    atmosphere

    Small

    organic

    molecules

    form inthe seas

    Large

    organic

    molecules

    (biopolymers)form in

    the seas

    First

    protocells

    form in

    the seas

    Single-cell

    prokaryotes

    form in

    the seas

    Single-cell

    eukaryotes

    form in

    the seas

    Variety of

    multicellular

    organisms

    form, first

    in the seas

    and lateron land

    Chemical Evolution

    (1 billion years)

    Biological Evolution

    (3.7 billion years)

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    Anatomical Evidence for

    Evolution

    Homologous structures: structures with

    different appearances and functions that all

    derived from the same body part in acommon ancestor

    The bones in the forelimb of mammals are

    homologous structures Different functions, same ancestor structure

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    Homology of the bones of the forelimb of mammals

    Anatomical Evidence for

    Evolution

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    Embryology

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    Geographic distribution of some of the major colour pattern forms of

    Heliconius melpomene. Names of various geographical

    races/subspecies are given on the figure. Chris Jiggins.

    the geographic distribution

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    Garis Webber Dan Wallance

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    Di wilayah ini dijumpai tumbuhan anggota suku

    Raflesiaceae,anggotafamili Dipterocarpaceaemisalnya Keruing ( Dipterocarpus sp), Meranti (Shorea

    sp), Kayu garu (Gonystylus bancanus), dan Kayu

    kapur (Drybalanops aromatica).

    Wilayah Indonesia Bagian Barat

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    Shorea lepro sula

    Shorea resinosa

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    Raflesia arnoldi Raflesia padma

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    Wilayah Indonesia Bagian Timur

    Flora yang dapat ditemukan :

    Sagu, Rotan, matoa, Eboni, Meranti

    Eucalyptus (mirip dengan di Australia)

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    Hewan-hewan di Indonesia memiliki tipe Oriental

    (Kawasan Barat Indonesia) dan Australia (Kawasan Timur

    Indonesia) serta peralihan.

    ciri-ciri hewan di Kawasan Barat Indonesia :

    1.Banyak species mamalia yang berukuran besar, misalnya gajah, banteng,harimau, badak. Mamalia berkantung jumlahnya sedikit, bahkan hampir

    tidak ada.

    2.Terdapat berbagai macam kera, misalnya: bekantan, tarsius, orang utan.

    3.Terdapat hewan endemik, seperti: badak bercula satu, binturong (Aretictis

    binturang), monyet (Presbytis thomari), tarsius (Tarsius bancanus),

    kukang (Nyeticebus coucang).

    4.Burung-burung memiliki warna bulu yang kurang menarik, tetapi dapat

    berkicau. Burung-burung yang endemik, misalnya: jalak bali (Leucopsar

    nothschili), elang jawa, murai mengkilat (Myophoneus melurunus), elang

    putih (Mycrohyerax latifrons).

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    Kawasan Indonesia Timur Ciri-ciri hewannya

    adalah:

    1.Mamalia berukuran kecil

    2.Banyak hewan berkantung

    3.Tidak terdapat species kera

    4.Jenis-jenis burung memiliki warna yang beragam

    Jenis-jenis hewannya seperti kanguru (Dendrolagus ursinus),

    kuskus (Spiloeus maculatus). burung Cenderawasih (Paradiseaesp). komodo (Varanus komodoensis).

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    Daerah peralihan

    Jenis hewannya antara lain tarsius (Tarsius

    bancanus), maleo (Macrocephalonmaleo), anoa, dan babi rusa (Babyrousa

    babyrussa).

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    Genetic Drift Seleksi alam yg mengakibatkan frekuensi gen mengalami

    perubahan krn ada kesempatan

    Gene Flow Perubahan frekuensi gen krn adanya migrasi individual

    Mutation Peristiwa yg tjd scr acak

    Efek: menguntungkan, merugikan atau tdk berpengaruh.

    Seleksi alam Tekanan seleksi yg bekerja pd populasi dgn variasi

    genetik

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    Life Sciences-HHMI Outreach. Copyright 2006 President and Fellows of Harvard College .

    ALL IMAGES: http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/home.php

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    Map 17.1 POPULATIONS

    evolution equilibrium

    forcesPhenotypic

    variation RandomRepro-duction

    LargePopu-lation

    No netmigration

    Gene flow chance Naturalselection adaptiveSexual

    Recombi-nation

    MeioticCrossing

    over

    mutationRandomMating/

    Offspringsuccess

    Geneticdrift

    Direc-tional

    Disrup-tive

    Stabil-izing

    fitness

    determines

    If itenhances

    undergoNever in complete

    requires

    No

    requires

    With act on

    include from

    May beor

    May beincludes

    Or may get

    Or may get

    includes

    Or may get

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    Hukum Hardy-Weinberg : frek aleldlm populasi tetappopulasi tdkmengalami evolusi

    Syarat: Perkawinan acak

    rarely takes place, evenin animals

    Ukuran populasi sgtbesarmenguranigenetic drift

    Tdk ada migrasi

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    Mekanisme yg menyebabkan perubahanpd populasipopulasi tsb dpt survivedan bereproduksimewariskan

    perubahan tsb pd generasi berikutnya Seleksi alam bekerja pd individuyg

    berubah adlh populasi

    Terdapat 3 tipe seleksi alam:

    1. Directional

    2. Disruptive

    3. Stabilizing

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    Two models exist to describe the rates ofspeciation.

    Gradualism:

    Refers to the model which holds thatevolutionary change occurs in a gradual linearfashion. A species will change its morphologyover time.

    Punctuated equilibriumDescribes the process in which a species

    remains relatively unchanged for relativelylong periods of time. Following which, a periodof stress causes rapid change, followed by

    another period of relative stability.

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    AllopatricGeographic isolationmost common type

    Reproductive barriers/isolation

    Adaptive radiation

    Sympatric

    Almost always in plants

    Without geographic isolation

    In same population but do not interbreed

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    The peppered moth is a species ofmoth which uses camouflageagainst tree bark to avoid beingeaten by birds. It is normally a lightgrey color.

    During England's industrialrevolution, pollution caused a

    darkening of the bark of the trees. There was a natural variation in

    moth coloration with some beingdarker than others.

    Those moths of a lighter color, wereeasier to spot and eat by birds. Andwere eaten at a faster rate.

    The survivors tended to be darker,and when they mated, theiroffspring tended thus to be darkeralso.

    Over time, this resulted in thespecies becoming darker in color.

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