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Evidence Natural Selection Human Evolution Evolution Vocab Speciation Potpourri main

Preserved impressions or remnants of organisms that lived long ago. A 100 a100

Comparing certain molecules like DNA common to most species. A 200

Examples are the human arm, bird ’ s wing and whales fin. A 300

As the environment gets progressively cooler there is a distinct change in the plant and animal species. A 400

If radioactive iodine has a 1/2 life of 8 days, how much would be left after 24 days. A 500

The person credited with “ survival of the fittest ” theory. B 100 b100

Variations within a population are caused by this. B 200

This is responsible for choosing the direction our evolutionary cart goes. B 300

Darwin ’ s statement dealing with offspring production. B 400

This graph represents: B 500

Lucy “ Australopithecus afarensis ” is important because she represents… C 100 c100

Human line that has only been around for the last half a million years. C 200

Primate trend that gave them the advantage of tool manipulation? C 300

Dental evidence that separates us from apes. C 400

Advantage of both eyes in the front of primates skulls. C 500

Formation of a new species. D 100 d100

A kind of natural selection indicated by the below graph: D 200

The reason for the struggle to survive. D 300

Relative dating tells us that… D 400

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The migration of animals into an area is an example of… D 500

Organisms that are similar and able to produce fertile offspring. E 100 e100

Something that must occur in order to get a new species. E 200

The barrier that is represented by a Doberman and a Chihuahua. E 300

A river forms separating populations of rabbits on either side. E 400

An analogous driving force for the evolutionary cart. E 500

The kind of natural selection represented by the below graph F 100 f100

Before Darwin, most people believed in… F 200

An example of a mutation that isn ’ t bad for an organism. F 300

Comparison of the stages of development within different species. F 400

Why was Miller ’ s experiment so important to science? F 500

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