What kind of galaxy is the Milky Way Galaxy?
The Milky Way Galaxy is a spiral galaxy, a disk-shaped galaxy with arms in a spiral pattern. • Which two of Darwin’s postulates are illustrated by the figure below? Explain what has happened in terms of these postulates. The top and bottom panels show that populations are variable with respect to bill depth (Darwin # 1). Some birds have large and some have smaller bill depths. The distribution of bill depths shifted in 1978 (as a result of a selection event–drought in this case) indicating that survival and reproduction are not random (Darwin # 4). • In a comparison of the account of Genesis, Chapter 1 to Enuma elish, E. A. Speiser (in an assigned reading on reserve) states that the two accounts “…are genetically related and yet poles apart.” Explain this statement. The Biblical and Babylonian accounts are genetically related in the sense that the same items of the creation event occur in the same order in both. They are poles apart because the Biblical account is strictly monotheis
