Biology questions?

Question

Below are four fiction plots, discuss the specific evolutionary factors that would explain the population in the plots or/probable future evolutionary outcomes for the population is plots.
1. when Worlds collide
2. the time machine
3. children of damned
4. the war of the worlds

Answer 1

Today on " Who wants to do my Home Work?".

Your supposed to discuss with your class,.. it's kinda hard to discuss on here.

1. Not many have seen. I never hear anyone has read it.

2. Remade,.. original movie was bent to fit the times and I think the Movies give a smart route that way by evolveing as the book is supposed to get you interested in imagaining (your current world verse the future).

3. A flash of Generations of change. I would say by the people beating their kids and saying they are possessed by the devil on here, it gets more and more like reality or vise versa appearently.

4. All it takes is someone to hear, read, or see this and then the Contraversy flies.

I don't remember Collide. The Time Machine is a Visit to posiblties. The Children of the Damned is a startleing truth. The War of the Worlds proves that things are beyond your imagaination.

Answer 2

1. When Worlds Collide -
Not much to do with evolution here, really. The people who survive are the people who built the rocket ships. You might expect that they'd be of above average intelligence, and that there descendants would also be above average intelligence.

2. The Time Machine.
Genetic drift made the Morlocks subterranean and hairy. They selectively bred the Eloi for lack of resistance to Morlock "rule."

3. Children of the Dammed (aka The Midwich Cuckoos)
Not much to do with evolution here. The odd children were implanted into human uteruses by aliens.

4. The War of the Worlds
The people who survived are the ones who were more adept at hiding from the Martian conquerors. I don't see evolutionary factors there -- maybe the most stupid people got eliminated.