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1 Evolution Vocabulary

2 Know their contributions
Charles Lyell Jean Baptiste Lamarck Carolus Linnaeus Gregor Mendel

3 Know their contributions
Alfred Wallace Charles Darwin Plato Aristotle

4 Know their contributions
John Henslow George Cuvier Thomas Malthus

5 Know the foundation of each
Catastrophism Evolution Natural Selection

6 Uniformitarianism Scala Naturae Natural Theology

7 Anagenesis Cladogenesis Speciation

8 Biodiversity Biogeography Biochemistry

9 Species Concept Biological Ecological Pluralistic

10 Species Concept Genealogical Morphological

11 Isolation Temporal Behavioral Habitat

12 Isolation Gametic Postzygomatic Mechanical

13 Vestigial Micro Evolution Macro Evolution

14 Type of Selection Natural Directed Goal Directed

15 Type of Selection Sexual Species

16 Divergent Evolution Sympatric speciation Adaptive Radiation Iridium Anomaly

17 Convergent evolution Exaptation Hybridization Balanced Polymorphism

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