This essay focuses on sentences that are summaries. Please answer ALL questions and of the parts of each question. And Include as many KEY TERMS from the list below.
Please write THREE different essays for the three questions below and include two page for each question. Each essay should be 2 pages long, double-spaced, 12 point font, with 1-inch margins. Please include in-text citations at the end of sentences that are summaries or quotes. Other people’s work AND include a work cited section at the end of the essay.
Please DO NOT USE ANY OUTSIDE SOURCES (websites or articles) for the answers. Only use the provide resources. I also added extra information for every essay and which file should be use for which essay. Here is the questions for the three essays:
Also please use the related key terms from the list below. Link: https://www.sierracollege.edu/ejournals/jscnhm/v2n2/EvolutionAction.html Essay one topic Describe Darwin’s. Three Postulates (from the lecture notes) and explain how each one affects natural selection. Choose an example from the readings and explain how natural selection cause. A change in allele frequencies in that species over several generations. Finally, discuss how other forces of evolution, such as gene flow, genetic drift, kin selection. And sexual selection can impact the frequency of traits in a population (provide an example for each force of evolution
Knowledge system Archbishop James Ussher George Cuvier Catastrophism Jean-Baptiste Lamarck Inheritance of acquire. Characteristics Charles Lyell Uniformitarianism Carolus Linnaeus. Taxonomy Charles Darwin Descent with modification Natural selection Galapagos. The Origin of Species Darwin’s Three Postulates (from lecture notes) Fitness Alfred Russel Wallace Synthetic. Theory of Evolution Epigenetics Misconceptions about evolution. Please use chapter 3 file and the article “Curse and blessing of the Ghetto” for essay two.
Submission words
Firstly, most
Secondly, but
Thirdly, when
Further, from
Further, going
Lastly, by
Least, those
Finally, what
In addition, during
In conclusion, there
Moreover, though