ANTH 101 1nd Edition Lecture 4 Outline of Last Lecture I Pop Quiz II Archaeology III Artifact IV Applied Anthropology V Medical Anthropology VI Urban Anthropology Outline of Current Lecture VII Garbology Assignment VIII Evolutionary Theory IX How Do We Understand the Universe X Cows on Parade XI The Great Chain of Being XII The Enlightenment XIII Uniformitarionism XIV Catastrophism XV Taxonomy Current Lecture VII Garbology Assignment Part One Field Report A due Friday September 6 B if more than one of an object is found it counts as one object C the more descriptive the better D cannot state what the object is exactly can say what letters are on the object such as T O P R A M E N E typed easily to read font VIII Evolutionary Theory evolution is the process of change over time IX How Do We Understand the Universe A Ancient Greece B Plato C Essentialism These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute X Cows on Parade idealistic vs realistic world XI The Great Chain of Being A a comprehensive framework for interpreting the world based on Aristotelian principles and elaborated during the Middle Ages B the ladder of intellect C Continuity attributes of one kind of organism always overlap to some extent with the attributes of organisms closest to it in the classification D Plentitude a world of organisms created by a benevolent God E Unilinear Gradation all organisms can be arranged in a singular hierarchy XII The Enlightenment A Nicholas Steno The Principle of Superposition older rocks on the bottom B Charles Lyell The Principle of Uniformitarionism coastal erosion and uplift that change the Earth s surface and has always been happening in time C James Hutton The Principle of Uniformitarionism XIII Uniformitarionism current processes can be used to reconstruct the past XIV Catastrophism notion that natural disasters are responsible XV Taxonomy the science of classification A taxon unit or group B taxa plural C genus level of taxonomy in which species fit
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