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1 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt 10 pt 15 pt 20 pt 25 pt 5 pt Darwin Characteristics Of Evolution Natural Selection Evolution Concepts Random
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2 Darwin’s job was a
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3 Naturalist
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4 Darwin is known as the father of _______
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5 Evolution
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6 The book Darwin wrote
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7 On the Origins of Species
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8 Darwin waited 25 years to publish his work because?
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9 He was afraid of criticism from the church
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10 Darwin’s theory of Evolution is based mainly on the idea of
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11 Natural Selection
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12 The Arctic fox and the Gray fox are similar to one another but live on opposite sides of the world. What does this tell you about them?
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13 They arose from a common ancestor and then migrated to different parts of the world
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14 The fact that the chicken, the salamander, the pig and the human all look similar during embryological development suggests that…
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15 They arose from an ancient common ancestor
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16 A person claims that a giraffe can evolve to have a longer neck over its lifetime, but you disagree because…
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17 An individual in a species doesn’t evolve, a population does.
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18 Shown below is gene flow, when an organism moves to another population and gives away its genes there. What does this do to the population it just joined?
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19 The population gets new genes in the gene pool which increases the genetic variation in that population
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20 These are all examples of what?
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21 Analogous structures
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22 Helps you survive by helping you blend in with your surroundings
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23 camouflage
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24 Helps you survive by allowing you to copy other organisms
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25 Mimicry
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26 Another phrase for natural selection is basically
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27 Survival of the Fittest
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28 Type of reproduction that allows for more variety
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29 Sexual Reproduction
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30 This type of selection is called
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31 Disruptive selection
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32 According to the cladogram, which animals are more closely related to the rabbits, birds or primates?
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33 Primates
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34 Species will have more offspring than are likely to survive. Why?
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35 To ensure that at least some survive to reproduce.
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36 Explain why there are only orange bacteria left. Generation 1 2 3 4
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37 The resistant bacteria lived and passed on their resistant genes and the non-resistant died before reproducing.
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38 A volcano erupts and ash covers the surrounding trees where the light and dark moths live. What will happen to each kind?
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39 The light moths will blend and survive and increase while the dark ones will be hunted and decrease.
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40 How do mutations create new species?
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41 If a mutation changes a gene and becomes beneficial to the future species, then eventually the species can accumulate mutations and form a new species.
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42 Type of evolution that occurs slowly over time
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43 Gradualism
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44 Formation of a new species is known as
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45 speciation
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46 The type of evolution that occurs rapidly and then there are periods of stasis (no change)
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47 Punctuated equilibrium
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48 Structure that is reduced in size or function but still present is known as
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49 Vestigial structure
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50 These are known as
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51 Homologous structures
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