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6-2Natural selection

6-3 The process of natural selection

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The PROCESS by which populations CHANGE OVER TIME. Evolution
A group of closely related organisms that can mate to produce fertile offspring. species
All individual of a species that live in a an AREA at the same time. population
What organism did Darwin study and collect while he visited the Galapagos Island. Finch
Darwin observed that the beak size of the finch was directly related to what? Diet/food
Practice by which humans(farmers, ranchers) select plants or animals for breeding based on desired traits. Artificial selection
A in heritable feature. Example-tail Form of inherited characteristic. Example- short or long(tail) trait
The PROCESS by which organisms that inherit ADVANTAGEOUS traits tend to reproduce more successfully than other organisms. natural selection
Name the four parts of natural selection. Overproduction, genetic variation, selection and adaptation
When an organism produces more offspring than the environment will support. Overproduction
Mutations occur because of naturally occurring differences in genetic material allowing a population to adapt to environmental changes. Genetic variation
Part of natural selection where a trait is selected for and becomes more common in the next generation. Selection
A inherited trait that helps an organism to survive and reproduce in its environment. Adaptation
Name two things that help species with change over time? Adaptations and genetic differences
What happens to species as the environment changes? They adapt (certain traits/mutations are favored) or become extinct.
Occurs when ALL members of a species dies. Extinction
Natural selection can act only on ____________ traits inherited
What did Darwin observe when he studies the Galapagos finch?. Finch beaks differed on each island
Why did the finch on the Galapagos islands have different beaks? finch beaks are directly related to their diets.
How do environmental changes affect the survival of a species. Because enviroments tend to favor one trait.
Why are inherited traits, not acquired ones, involved in natural selection. Because inherited traits are part of an organisms DNA.
A CHANGE IN DNA that results in variation. Variations can be harmful, helpful or have no effect. Mutation
Variation leads to _________________ of organisms as a population adapts to environmental changes. diversity
is where there is a variation of living things. Diversity
T OR F- Mutation os one of the driving forces of NATURAL SELECTION. true
Why is diversity good? Increases the changes of survival under a changing environment.
An__________ is a trait must be INHERITED TRAIT that helps an organism to survive and reproduce. adaptation.
a farmer crosses two plants to get a better tasting fruit. Is that natural selectio or artificial Artificial
Greater competition, new predators and hoss of habitat are examples of _______________________ that can lead to extinction environmental change.
If the eneviroment changes, genetic variation will halp a species survive. T or F TRUE
What means different or distinct form or version of something. Diversity
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