Dabes kicked it back in his twin sized bed, back leaning on the wall, with his feet on top of his cardboard box that he uses as a coffee table. He took his brand new Acer laptop and plopped it onto his lap. He bent over a little bit further to grab his external Logitech mouse as his trackpad had stopped working the day before due to his intense clicking on the latest 3D Girl interactive Hentai game. After jamming it in and out of the USB port a few times, it began to work. Dabes let out a huge sigh of a relief, tapped the right temple of his head with his index and middle finger, then smirked.
He swiveled his mouse using his dried up cum towel as a mousepad, and opened up Google Chrome. For a while, he was contemplating on what to do. A few minutes later, he finally came to a conclusion. “I know, I’ll hit up my ex. It’s been a few months since we’ve talked. Surely she’d want to talk to me, right? I mean I bought her a set up that costed me around $3,500 USD. I even had to use some of my SwagBucks to afford it all.” As he smashed the enter button, his heart began to beat faster.
A few hours passed by, and he thought it was futile. “I won’t give up.. She’ll have to notice me sooner or later,” he thought to himself. A few hours turned into a few days. A few days turned into a week. He checked his iPhone 7 Plus that had no cracks, zero missed calls, zero text messages, only one notification from Snapchat team, with an OtterBox to complete it. He finally received a notification that his ex accepted him on Discord. “Ok ok ok.. I have to act like I don’t care, so I won’t appear online right now.”
EX 5:59 PM: “what do you want lmao”
EX 9:37 PM: “umm.. ok. lol.”
“Heh, she wants me so bad.. I guess now I’ll appear online.”
EX 9:41 PM: “really? listening to savage by megan thee stallion? bye, kenny. i thought you’ve changed.”
HIM 9:41 PM: wait what i did..
“Your message could not be delivered because you don't share a server with the recipient or you disabled direct messages on your shared server, recipient is only accepting direct messages from friends, or you were blocked by the recipient.”
The End.
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EVOLUTION
five evidences of evolution
comparative anatomy - study of similarities and differences in the anatomy of different species || confirms that evolution is a remodeling process
fossil record - fossils are preserved remnants left by organisms from the past. at least 10,000 years old. include: skeletons, shells, seeds, insects, etc. || fossils are form in the absence of oxygen || sedimentary rock appears in rock layers
rivers bring sediment to ocean, sedimentary rocks containing fossils form on the ocean floor
overtime, fossils from each time period can leave residue
sea levels change and seafloor are parched upward, sedimentary rocks ARE exposed.
developmental biology - study of the process by which animals and plants (organisms) grow and develop || consists of: regeneration, asexual reproduction, growth of cells, etc
biogeography - study of the geographic distribution of living things (plants and animals) || supports evolutionary theory
genetics - the study of heredity and the variation of inherited characteristics
homologous structures - organs or skeletal elements of animals that have a connection to a common ancestor. does not need to look similar OR function the same. || I.E. tails —> monkeys, cats, rats and other mammals have tails. they have functions for it whereas humans don’t. we don’t have a fully-formed tail, but we have a tailbone. there’s a common ancestor between mammals and humans
artificial selection - intentional breeding of plants or animals (selective breeding). selects traits that are already present in species. I.E. dogs, pigeons, cattle (ANIMALS!!)
NATURAL SELECTION
Charles Darwin is the father of natural selection, The Voyage of the Beagle changed life. Role: Naturalist, Book is On the Origin of Species —> was about a struggle for existence
Three Basics of Natural Selection:
variation - individuals in a population vary
inheritance - inherited traits, accumulate traits that will allow you to compete better || I.E. offspring resembles parents
competition - capacity of organisms exceeds the food supply, creating competition for resources (SOTF)
Three Outcomes of Natural Selection:
directional selection - shifts overall makeup (phenotype) of the population by favoring variants at one extreme
disruptive selection - favors variants at opposite extremes over intermediate individuals
stabilizing selection - picks out extreme variants from the population
Differences:
niche - specific area where organisms inhabit, the organism has a role and position in that environment.
habitat - place where an organism or a community of organisms lives
POPULATION GENETICS (Micro Evolution)
microevolution - evolutionary change within a species or small group of organisms, especially over a short period || I.E. pesticide resistance
mutation creates a new DNA sequence for a particular gene. || increases organism’s chance for survival, has significant effect on a population over long periods of time. without it, we’d be physically disabled in terms of survival.
SPECIES GENETICS (Macro Evolution)
macroevolution - major evolutionary (taxonomic groups) change overtime
species - group of living organisms that’s capable of breeding with other organisms, latin word meaning “kind” or “appearance”
Pre-Zygotic and Post-Zygotic
Pre-Zygotic - backup mechanisms that operate should interspecies mating actually occur and produce hybrid zygotes
temporal isolation - mating or flowering occurs at different seasons or times of day
habitat isolation - populations live in different habitats and do not meet
behavioral isolation - little or no sexual attraction between males and females
mechanical isolation - structural differences prevent fertilization
gametic isolation - female and male gametes fail to unite in fertilization
Post-Zygotic - happens if interspecies mating occurs and results in hybrid zygotes
hybrid inviability - hybrid zygotes fail to develop or fail to reach sexual maturity
hybrid sterility - hybrids fail to produce functional gametes
I.E. Horse + Mule (Hybrid) —> = Donkey || not really functional gametes
2 Mechanisms of Speciations
allopatric - geological processes
population is separated geographically, and cannot mate with each other. population evolves separately.
can contribute to allopatric speciation
I.E. Darwin’s Finches: about 15 different species of finches on Galapagos. all came from the same common ancestor. genes have mutated and were designed to be more successful in their respective environments
sympatric - two groups of same species live in the same location, but evolve differently
occurs only with evolution of reproductive barriers between the isolated population and its parent population
I.E. bacteria can transfer genes to each other as well as transfer genes to offspring when they divide
Two Modes of Evolution
convergent evolution - independent development of similar features in separate lineages of organisms (same features in organisms in different places)
I.E. rhea, emu, ostrich || rhea comes from south america, emu comes from australia, ostrich comes from africa. different continents, yet similar habitats and pressures of natural selection
divergent evolution - separation of one species of organism into two (or more) species
millions of species have evolved
species often split when a new palace to live becomes available (called adaptive radiation)
Adaptive Radiation - take one species, put them in different environments, and they become modified on different ends
depending on the environment they’re in, organisms change overall to survive better in that environment
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