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Science vocab

QuestionAnswer
Mutations Changes that occur when a gene is damaged or lost panspermia
Panspermia Suggests that life is actually widespread throughout the universe
Fixity of Species The idea that plants and animals never change
Artificial selection The human-controlled process of breeding plants or animals to develope and enhance specific desirable traits
Intelligent design The theory that certain features of the universe and of living things are the result of an intelligent cause
Micro evolution Small changes in a species overtime
Natural selection Pattern or variation, greater survival and successful reproduction
Creationism The idea that god created the universal and all life as described in genesis 1-2
Origins Beginnings
Informed intervention A broader concept that also acknowledges Gods intervention at other times in history, such as the flood
Abiogenesis The idea that life comes back from no living things from the Greek philosopher Aristotle in the 4th century BC
Spontaneous Generation The idea that life can arise from no living materials
Macro evolution All present life forms from a simple one-called organism
Exogenesis Suggests that life began somewhere else
Primordial soup The carbon dioxide methane ammonia and water that filled the oceans at some point in earths past
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