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Evolution the process of change in inherited traits of populations over generations, driven by mechanisms like natural selection, genetic drift, and mutation
Natural selection The process by which organisms suited to their environment survive and reproduce more successfully, passing those advantageous traits to their offspring
Charles Darwin A famouse man that made the theoy about evolution
Adaptation the process of adjusting to new conditions, the modification of an organism through natural selection, and the creation of a new work based on an existing one
Population the total number of people living in a specific country, region, or the world
Homologous structere anatomical features found in different species that share a common ancestor, even though they may have different functions
Convergent Evolution reduced or non-functional remnants of organs or body parts that had an important role in an organism's ancestor
divergent evolution the process where closely related species or populations accumulate differences, leading to the formation of new species from a common ancestor
convergent evolution the process where unrelated organisms independently evolve similar traits because they adapt to similar environments or ecological niche
Analogous structere body parts in different species that have similar functions but evolved independently, without a common ancestor
Emvroylogy body parts in different species that have similar functions but evolved independently, without a common ancestor
Inherited sections of DNA passed from parents to children, containing instructions for traits and function
Acquired traits characteristics that an organism develops during its lifetime, rather than being born
Artificial selection the process where humans intentionally choose plants and animals with desirable traits to reproduce and pass those traits to offspring
mutation a change in the DNA sequence of a cell, which can occur spontaneously or be caused by environmental factors like chemicals or radiation
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