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Item shown in detail - course KBE/EVOBI  KBE / EVOBI Evolutionary Biology Show course Evolutionary Biology 2023/2024

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Department/Unit / Abbreviation KBE / EVOBI Academic Year 2023/2024
Academic Year 2023/2024
Title Evolutionary Biology Form of course completion Pre-Exam Credit
Form of course completion Pre-Exam Credit
Accredited / Credits Yes, 4 Cred. Type of completion Oral
Type of completion Oral
Time requirements lecture 2 [Hours/Week] Course credit prior to examination No
Course credit prior to examination No
Automatic acceptance of credit before examination No
Included in study average NO
Language of instruction Czech
Occ/max Status A Status A Status B Status B Status C Status C Automatic acceptance of credit before examination No
Summer semester 0 / - 0 / - 0 / - Included in study average NO
Winter semester 0 / 0 0 / 0 0 / 0 Repeated registration NO
Repeated registration NO
Timetable Yes Semester taught Winter semester
Semester taught Winter semester
Minimum (B + C) students not determined Optional course Yes
Optional course Yes
Language of instruction Czech Internship duration 0
No. of hours of on-premise lessons Evaluation scale S|N
Periodicity every year
Specification periodicity Fundamental theoretical course No
Fundamental course No
Fundamental theoretical course No
Evaluation scale S|N
Substituted course None
Preclusive courses N/A
Prerequisite courses N/A
Informally recommended courses N/A
Courses depending on this Course N/A
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Course objectives:
Hlavním cílem předmětu je objasnit studentům principy biologické evoluce. Přednášky jsou zaměřeny na vývoj evoluční teorie, základní principy mikroevoluce i makroevoluce, koevoluční procesy a problematiku vymírání. Studenti absolvující předmět budou schopni správně definovat a popsat základní pojmy a mechanismy evoluce, kriticky hodnotit pohledy na vznik a vývoj života. Semináře se věnují specifickým tématům evoluční biologie jako např. sociální darwinismus, teorii sobeckého genu, evoluci sexuálního a asexuálního rozmnožování, vývoj druhové diverzity atd.

Requirements on student
Students must submit seminar paper and pass test.

Content
History of evolutionary theories. Basic definitons (evolution, fitness, adaptation). Natural selection. Main errors in understanding of evolutionary theory and its mechanisms. Scientific creationism. Causality of evolution. Evolution of sexuality. Life origin. Theromodynamics and evolution. Genetics and evolution. Intraspecific diversity of features. Evolution of human and other vertebrates genom. Evolution of metabolism. Speciation. Coevolution. Extinction.

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Guarantors and lecturers
  • Guarantors: doc. Mgr. Pavel Drozd, Ph.D. (50%), 
  • Lecturer: doc. Mgr. Pavel Drozd, Ph.D. (100%),  prof. Mgr. Marek Eliáš, Ph.D. (100%),  Mgr. Karel Janko, Ph.D. (100%), 
Literature
  • Basic: BOCÁK L., 1999: Evoluční biologie. Skriptum PřF UP, Olomouc.
  • Basic: FLÉGR J., 1998: Mechanismy mikroevoluce. Skriptum PřF UK, Praha.
  • Basic: FLÉGR J., 2005: Evoluční biologie. Academia, Praha.. ISBN 80-200-1270-2.
  • Extending: GOULD S.J., 1988: Pandin palec. Mladá fronta, Praha.. ISBN cnb000044635.
  • Extending: RIDLEY, M., 1999: Červená královna. Mladá fronta, Praha.. ISBN 80-204-0825-8.
  • Extending: DAWKINS, R. Sobecký gen. Praha: Mladá fronta, 1998. ISBN 80-204-0730-8.
  • Recommended: RIDLEY, M., 2003. Evolution. Blackwell Science, Cambridge, Carlton, Abingdon, Mississauga.. ISBN 1-405-10345-0.
  • Recommended: PETR V., 1996: Kritický úvod do teorie přírodního výběru. Peres, Praha.. ISBN 80-901691-1-2.
  • Recommended: RAUP D.M., 1995: O zániku druhů. Nakladatelství Lidové noviny, Praha.. ISBN 80-7106-099-2.
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Time requirements
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Activities Time requirements for activity [h]
Being present in classes 26
Defence (of works, projects, etc.) 5
Preparation for test 20
Self-tutoring 50
Total 101

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Learning outcomes

Knowledge - knowledge resulting from the course:
{Zpusobilosti}
- students will understand principles of biological evolution
- students will deepen their knowledge on the basis of analyzing articles
- students will be able to discuss the most important topics of evolutional ecology

Assessment methods

Knowledge - knowledge achieved by taking this course are verified by the following means:
Continuous analysis of student´s achievements
Written examination

Teaching methods

Knowledge - the following training methods are used to achieve the required knowledge:
Dialogic (discussion, dialogue, brainstorming)
Monologic (explanation, lecture, briefing)
Projection (static, dynamic)
 

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