Natural Selection In simplest terms, evolution can be defined as a change in allele frequency over time. A fact of nature is that allele frequencies for any given gene are always in a state of flux and for that reason evolution is a fact of nature. At the same time we have evolutionary theories that help us explain why allele frequencies change in the first place. For this section we will explore these evolutionary mechanisms. Your job will be to do the following: Make sure you include all items. Give a short summary of your news article in simplest terms. For example, there are many examples of bacteria that have evolved antibiotic resistance. As part of your summary include the trait that is specifically being selected for. Using the same example, bacteria that are more resistance to antibiotics simply have genes that allow them to survive in the presence of antibiotics. You will have to make sure you mention what is acting as the selective pressure. For example, a bacteria will evolve by natural selection resistance to antibiotics if antibiotics are always present. The antibiotics becomes the selective pressure since it preferentially allows those with genes to resit antibiotics to survive. The surviving bacteria have greater fitness (Your ability to survive and pass on your genes to the next generation) and their descendants inherit those genes. Make sure you cite your work so that others can follow the news article.

Choose one of the Roman gods from their pantheon, and describe how he or she was worshiped, including rituals and festivals associated with this deity. Include images (if available) of temples and shrines dedicated to this god, and the benefits Romans believed were derived from this worship.Next, discuss how Christianity challenged and offered a viable alternative to traditional Roman paganism. Include in your post the elements of Christianity that might have been appealing to the average Roman, and those aspects that would ultimately lead to Christianity’s acceptance as the de facto “faith” of the Roman Empire.Philippians (https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=PHIL+1&version=NIV)Sources on traditional Roman religion and Roman perspectives on the Christians:Pliny and Trajan's letter exchange: https://faculty.georgetown.edu/jod/texts/pliny.html