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| Said that human population is too large and problems will occur. (Disease, hunger, war) |
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| island version of South Am, where Darwin discovered finches |
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| The ship Darwin sailed on as a naturalist |
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| different beaks according to their habitats; established first 'natural selection' theory |
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| co writer of 'The Origin of Species' |
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1. Parents produce too many offspring
2. Offspring genetically vary
3. Environment cannot suppor them all
4. Those with favorable traits survive |
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| Different versions of the same gene (blood type, mid-digit hair) |
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| Expression of the allel (seen)...hair color, height, build |
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| The idea that having an allel that could kill you could help prevent other diseases (sickle cell anemia, malaria) |
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