What is Evolution? – an 8m 53s video from Stated Clearly:
Some excellent interactive animations & tutorials on Variation & Evolution just click on Variation, Selection & Time at the bottom of this page (Learn.Genetics).
In Crash Course Biology #20 – Evolution: It’s a Thing, Hank gets real with us in a discussion of evolution – it’s a thing, not a debate.
Paul Andersen (from Bozeman High) describes pieces ofEvidence of Evolutionthat Charles Darwin used to support the idea of evolution and his process of natural selection (and here is a similar lesson:Evidence for Evolution).
A 2m 30s video on one example of intermediate fossils as evidence for evolution from Richard Dawkins:
The science of evolutionary developmental biology, a song from A Capella Science:
Key terms as flashcards from Quizlet (you also can test yourself in a number of ways):
In Crash Course Biology #14 –Natural Selection, Hank guides us through the process of natural selection, the key mechanism of evolution. Hank’s brother helps him present The Evolutionary Epic(Big History#5). Darwin and Natural Selection (Crash Course History of Science #22) in 13m.
If you’re revising, don’t waste your time watching this – what is the true call of the wild? Here we travel down a very special river and are introduced to a wide variety of the animal kingdom who all contribute their name for the sake of music:
In ‘The Classification of Life’, Paul Andersen explains the goal of classification as well as its history (you won’t be tested on this but it’s important) and inThe Three Domains of Life he describes the three domains.
Paul Andersen (from Bozeman High) discussesPhylogeneticsand then shows you how to construct aCladogramfrom a group of organisms using shared characteristics.
A fantastic animated tutorial from McGraw Hill Education on Phylogenetic trees.
Key terms as flashcards from Quizlet (you also can test yourself in a number of ways):
