1. Mr. Bartolone’s
Evolution
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3. An organisms that no long exists on Earth is considered
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Extinct
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5. Characteristic / trait which improves an organism’s ability to survive and reproduce
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Adaptation
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7. Natural Selection is also known as…
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Survival of the Fittest
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9. A change in a gene
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Mutation
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11. Differences among members of the same species
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Variation
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13. Came up with the theory of Evolution
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Charles Darwin
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15. When the stronger / better adapted organisms survive…
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Survival of the Fittest
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17. A farmer breeding only his or her best livestock is an example of…
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Artificial Selection
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19. People of Darwin’s time understood that _______ were preserved remains of ancient organisms
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Fossils
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21. Explain the Theory of Evolution
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If you go back far enough you will find we all come from a common ancestor
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23. What are the 5 pieces of Evidence of Evolution?
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Fossils
Embryology
Biochemistry
Biogeography
Comparative Anatomy
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25. This man “missed the mark” and thought traits changed during an organism’s life
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Jean Baptiste Lamarck
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27. What were Darwin’s 5 Principles of Evolution?
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Variation
New Species
Overproduction
Natural selection
Struggle for Existence
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29. Explain how Fossils are evidence of Evolution?
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Show us organisms in the past were different but also share some of the same traits as modern organisms found today.
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31. Explain how Embryology is an evidence of Evolution…
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Embryos of closely related organisms often have similar stages in development
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33. Give an example of Artificial Selection…
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Dogs, plants
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35. How do fossils show change?
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They show us similarities and differences between organisms
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37. Which scientist said if you look back far enough you will find a common ancestor?
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Charles Darwin
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39. Which scientists felt you could change yourself during your life time?
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Jean Lamarck
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41. Is a mutation a good or bad thing?
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Can be both!
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43. What is Biochemistry?
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Comparing DNA of organisms
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45. What is Biogeography?
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Differences and similarities between organisms in different parts of the world
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47. How do scientists use Comparative Anatomy?
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Similarities in structures of different organisms can show how closely related they are
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49. What is the difference between artificial and natural selection?
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Artificial = we make
Natural = happens in nature
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51. How would an insect become resistant to a pesticide?
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Some of the insects have an adaptation that enables them to survive and reproduce
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