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Evolution

Species Is a unit representing a group of organisms.
Evolution Is the change in the inheritable characteristics.
Fossil Is any preserved remain of an organism.
Adaptation Is when population becomes better suited to its habitat.
Scientific theory Is an explanation of natural phenomena.
Natural selection Is evolution where organisms better adapted to their environment.
Competition Is an interaction between organisms.
Sexual selection Is a natural selection where people with certain traits are more successful.
Coevolution Is where two or more species affect each other's evolution.
Fossil record Is the chronological collection of all discovered fossils.
Embryo Is the earliest stage of development in a multicellular organism.
Homologous structures Is physical features in different organisms.
Extinct Is the permanent disappearance of a species.
Vestigial organs Is a genetically determined anatomical structure.
Molecular clock Is to estimate the timing of evolutionary events.
Relative dating Is the chronological order of past events, fossils, or rock layers.
Absolute dating Determines the specific age in years.
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