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What is Evolution? (YouTube Video) Fossils and Evolution What is Evolution? (YouTube Video) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GhHOjC4oxh8

Earth formed about _____________years ago. In that time, life has evolved from a few simple single-celled organisms to many different single-celled and multi-celled organisms.

The ____________________shows that Earth’s living things have evolved. Fossils provide ______________of past life forms. ______________are preserved imprints or remains of once-living organisms.

Most fossils form in sedimentary rock. _______________________rock forms gradually as layers of sediment are compacted or pressed and cemented together.

_________________are the preserved remains of an organism (actual body, bones etc.). ______________________are imprints left behind by organisms (tracks, nests, etc.)

Scientist can tell when organisms lived by comparing them to other fossils of a known certain age called index fossils. Scientists can also use the positions of fossils in rock layers to determine which organisms came first.

Relative Dating The older a fossil is the deeper it will be buried in sedimentary rock compared to other fossils.

The oldest ___________known were from single-celled organisms nearly 3 billion years ago. For 2 billion years all life on Earth was comprised of only single-celled organisms.

By comparing fossils with each other and creatures today, scientists can determine how organisms are related and how evolution has occurred to produce the organisms we see today.