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Early Theories of Evolution

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Material Type: Drill and Practice
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Date Added to MERLOT: July 18, 2000
Date Modified in MERLOT: January 04, 2008
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Submitter : Jeff Bell
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Three tutorials on evolution, covering Pre-Darwinian evolution, Darwin and Wallace, and evidence for evolution. Each tutorial includes nice illustrative photos and figures, a multiple choice quiz that gives prompt feedback on correct or incorrect answers, and a glossary.
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Primary Audience: College General Ed
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Technical Requirements: 800 x 600 color monitor
Language: English
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Avatar for Jim Bidlack
13 years ago

Jim Bidlack (Faculty)

The history of evolutionary theory and basic concepts are provided in this site.
Pictures of many key individuals are shown, along with other cool stuff.
Tutorials and end-of-the-section questions are also provided.

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