Evidence for evolution (4.6.3.1) | AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy (8464) — Biology — Foundation | KnowledgeSet

Evidence for evolution

Biology (Combined Science) · GCSE · AQA · AQA GCSE Combined Science: Trilogy (8464) — Biology — Foundation · Specification point · 4.6.3.1 · Inheritance, variation and evolution · The development of understanding of genetics and evolution

Evolution of antibiotic resistance in bacteria

Fossil evidence for evolution

Genetic inheritance in evolution

Next Steps

Read Notes

Read clear notes for this topic.

Exam Questions

Coming soon

Flashcards

Flip through flashcards to lock it in.

Lesson

Coming soon

Ask Sage

Get help from Sage on this topic.

Learning Objectives

4.6.3.1 Evidence for evolution

Content	Key opportunities for skills development
$Students should be able to describe the evidence for evolution including fossils and antibiotic resistance in bacteria. The theory of evolution by natural selection is now widely accepted. Evidence for Darwin’s theory is now available as it has been shown that characteristics are passed on to offspring in genes. There is further evidence in the fossil record and the knowledge of how resistance to antibiotics evolves in bacteria.$	$WS 1.3 Data is now available to support the theory of evolution.$

Content

Key opportunities for skills development

Students should be able to describe the evidence for evolution including fossils and antibiotic resistance in bacteria. The theory of evolution by natural selection is now widely accepted. Evidence for Darwin’s theory is now available as it has been shown that characteristics are passed on to offspring in genes. There is further evidence in the fossil record and the knowledge of how resistance to antibiotics evolves in bacteria.

WS 1.3 Data is now available to support the theory of evolution.