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SCI 115 Week 7
SCI 115 Week 7 Discussion STR
Week 7 Discussion STR
November 18, 2018
View Dr. Cox’s video (3)* on climate change and Bergman’s rule (10 minutes) in the Instructor Insights folder for Week 7. Then
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SCI 115 Week 7 Discussion STR
Select one of the following three topics for your primary post. In a primary post of at least 125 words, address the issues listed in the instructions. Also, make a substantive reply to a fellow student on any subject.
Topic 1. Co-evolution of rattlesnakes and squirrels
. Read at least one of the following articles (1)* and/or (2)*. Please address the following questions: (a) How do squirrels adapt to rattlesnake venom? (b) How do rattlesnakes adapt to squirrel’s defenses against rattlesnake venom? (c) What do the results of this research tell us about evolution?
Topic 2. Climate change and Bergmann’s rule
. View Dr. Cox’s video (3)* on climate change and Bergman’s rule (10 minutes) in the Instructor Insights folder for Week 7. Then, address the following issues: (a) Describe three things you learned from the video. (b) Explain what type of evidence you would accept as evidence of genetic evolution in response to changing climate conditions.
Topic 3. Into Thin Air
. Watch Dr. Cox’s video (4)* entitled “Into Thin Air” (5.5 minutes) in the Instructor Insights folder for Week 7. Address the discussion question he poses in the last minute of the video.
*References
:
May 18, 2016, How is rattlesnake venom like fine wine? Both have regional varieties, https://news.osu.edu/how-is-rattlesnake-venom-like-fine-wine-both-have-regional-varieties/
Sarah Kaplan, May 20, 2016, Snake venom evolved to kill specific squirrels with shocking precision.
The Washington Post
. Retrieved from https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/speaking-of-science/wp/2016/05/20/snake-venom- evolved-to-kill-specific-squirrels-with-shocking-precision/
James Cox, June 5, 2016, Climate change and Bergmann’s rule. Found in the “Instructor Insights” folder for Week 7.
James Cox, November 13, 2017, Into thin air. Found in the “Instructor Insights” folder for Week 7.
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