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Eason, Perri K.; Sherman, Peter T. – American Biology Teacher, 2003
Although the theory of evolution is the foundation of modern biology, students too rarely have an opportunity to watch selection operate in natural populations of animals. This lack may be partially responsible for the unfortunate ignorance of many people regarding the significance of evolution in biology. Laboratory exercises that directly study…
Descriptors: Hypothesis Testing, Observation, Evolution, Biology
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Flory, S. Luke; Ingram, Ella L.; Heidinger, Britt J.; Tintjer, Tammy – American Biology Teacher, 2005
Laboratory components of introductory biology college-level courses are becoming increasingly rare. Due to the absence of laboratory funding and time, instructors at all levels are faced with the problem of implementing inquiry-based projects. In this article, the authors present an activity that they developed for the 50-minute discussion period…
Descriptors: Evolution, Inquiry, Undergraduate Study, Plants (Botany)