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This overview tour deals with relevant connections that are important for the development of the synthetic theory of evolution.
The pupils summarise aspects of evolutionary biology using examples in the exhibition and with a view to ecology and genetics (mutations, natural and sexual selection, handicap principle, admixture, biogeographical rules, adaptive radiation, gene pool, species and speciation, co-evolution, relationships, concept of fitness, homologies, progression and regression series, analogies, convergences, phylogenetic trees, vertebrate landfall, fossils, extinction).
- Kind
Guidance
- Target group
School classes
- Age group
Secondary level II courses
- Number of participants
limited
- Duration
by arrangement
- Price
Museum admission
- Meeting point
Foyer
Important notes
Accessibility & inclusion
Suitable for
People with limited mobility
Languages
German
Registration
The Museum School is only available for the following dates and time slots: Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. outside the NRW school holidays and outside public holidays.
Booking enquiries will be processed by the Museum School on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Please note that the booking of your enquiry is only binding after confirmation by the museum school.