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Darwin Evolution Evidence Populations AdaptationsVocabulary

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Galapagos Islands

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Darwin Collected the Preserved Remains of

Ancient Organisms Which are Called?

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Fossils

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Darwin’s Observations Helped Him toFormulate his Famous Theory

Which He Called?

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Theory of Natural Selection

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The Galapagos Islands are located in this Ocean near which Continent?

______ / ______

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Pacific / South America

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Complete Name of Darwin’s Famous Book?

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On the Origin of Species

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This is a Theory Which is Based on the Principles of Genetics.

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Natural Selection

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This is the Process of Gradual Changes in a Species over Time.

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Evolution

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A Well Supported Testable Explanation of Phenomena that have Occurred in the

Natural World.

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Theory

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Name the Four Areas of Study which Provide Most of the Evidence for the

Study of Evolution.

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1. Fossil Records. 2. Anatomy. 3. Embryology 4. Molecular Biology

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Name the Scientist Who had a Hypothesis on Evolution, but Which

was Proven to be Incorrect.

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Lemarck.

He Believed that Behavioral Changes could be Passed On to the Next

Generation. We know that Behavior does not Change Genetics.

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What are the Two Characteristics Which Define a Species Population?

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Populations (1) are groups of Interbreeding Individuals that (2) Live in the Same Place at the Same Time.

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Select the Correct Response:

(A) Individuals evolve over many generations.(B) Populations evolve over many generations.

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B. Populations evolve over many generations.

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Random Changes Which May or May Not Lead to Greater Species Fitness.

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Mutations

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Animals Who have Greater _______ will Survive in Their Environmentand Live to _________.

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Fitness / Reproduce

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The Evolutionary Process Which Enables an Organism to Better Survive

and Thereby Reproduce in Their Environment.

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ADAPTATIONS

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Name the Three Benefits Provided by Physical Adaptations of Body

Structures by a Species.

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1. Consume Food.2. Defense.3. Reproduction.

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This Type of Behavior Adaptation Allows an Animal to Naturally

Respond to Different Situations?

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Instinctive Behaviors.

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Name Four Types of Physical Adaptations which Animals have Developed in Order to

Increase their Chances for Survival.

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1. Camouflage.2. Mimicry.3. Chemical Defenses.4. Body Coverings.

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How do Viruses become Resistant to Antibiotic Medications?

Trick ?

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Antibiotics Treat Bacterial Infections not Viral Infections, therefore they have no effect on viruses. Bacteria can become Resistant to

an Antibiotic by Mutation.

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This Type of Behavioral Adaptation Must be Taught.

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Learned or Taught Behaviors.

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Structural Features with a Common Evolutionary Origin and can be Similar

in Arrangement, Function or Both.

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Homologous Structures.

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A Structural Adaptation that Enables One Species to Look or Sound Like

Another Living Organism.

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Mimicry

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Name One Technique which Scientist Use to Compare the Variations of

Physical Changes between Different Structural Objects Over Time?

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Scientist will Define and Calculate an Index (a Ratio of 2 Direct Measurements) to Compare and Explain Physical Changes between Similar Objects.

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A Body Structure in a Present Day Organism that No Longer Serves Its Original Purpose, but was Probably

Useful to an Ancestor.

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Vestigial Structure.

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What is a Hominid?

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Hominid Refers to a Group of Bipedal Primates (Walks Upright) that Includes

Modern Humans and Their Direct Ancestors.