AB Ch 7
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Evolution of Whales | evidence they lived on land, from ancient land mammals
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Darwin | did not know about genetics, explained how species changed over time
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Sources of information | Malthus, Lyell, Galapagos, selective breeding
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Finches | different beaks
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Adaptation | change in behavior or appearance in response to the environment
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Natural Selection | individuals better suited survive and reproduce, ex:, separation, adaptation, division
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Evolution | pop change slowly over time
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Speciation | begins with isolation
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Trait | characteristic passed from parent to offspring
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Selective Breeding | ex:, choosing parents because of the presence of a trait, not natural selection
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Overproduction | production of many offspring, few survive
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Population |
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Limitations | starvation, disease, competition, predators
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Inherited variation | offspring are different
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Fossils | buried remains of plants and animals
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Relative age | deeper fossils= older
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Division | separated groups can not mate
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Competition | (struggle to survive)
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Successful reproduction | surviving and passing traits to offspring
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DNA | similar in closely related species
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Speciation | formation of a species, starts with isolation
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Selective breeding | breeding animals with desirable traits
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Population | same species living in the same place at the same time
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Species | look alike and produce fertile offspring
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Fossil Record | timeline of life
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Common ancestor | reason organisms share similar DNA and traits
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Resistance | insecticides
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