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Natural selection

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TermDefinition
Charles Darwin Charles Darwin was an English naturalist, geologist, and biologist widely known for his foundational contributions to evolutionary biology
Migration Migration is the movement of people, animals, or organisms from one place to another
Adaptation An adaptation has three main meanings: a general change to fit new conditions, a biological trait that helps a species survive, or a creative work (such as a movie or play) based on another source
Habitat A habitat is the natural environment or place where a plant, animal, or other organism lives, grows, and reproduces
Natural selection Natural selection is a fundamental mechanism of evolution where organisms better adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offspring
Hypothesis A hypothesis is a tentative, testable, and falsifiable explanation for an observed phenomenon, event, or scientific question
Variation A variation is the act, process, or result of changing, differing, or deviating from a standard, norm, or previous state
Species A species is the fundamental unit of biological classification and taxonomic rank that groups organisms capable of interbreeding to produce fertile offspring
Evolve To evolve means to change or develop gradually over time
Population A population is the total number of people, animals, or items living or existing in a specific area, or the complete set of individuals studied in a scientific or statistical context
Predator A population is the total number of people, animals, or items living or existing in a specific area, or the complete set of individuals studied in a scientific or statistical context
Prey The term Prey most commonly refers to the acclaimed 2022 sci-fi action film, major video game releases, or a device-tracking software platform
Environment An environment is the combination of all external conditions, circumstances, living organisms, and non-living elements that surround and influence a person, animal, plant, or system
Evolution Evolution is the change in the inherited traits of a population of organisms over successive generations
Decomposers Decomposers are living organisms that break down dead plants, animals, and waste materials into simpler inorganic substances
Extinction Extinction is the complete disappearance of a species or group of taxa when its last living member dies
Cimate Climate is the long-term pattern of weather conditions in a specific region, typically averaged over a 30-year period
Hibernate Hibernate most commonly refers to the Java ORM framework, a power-saving computer state, or a natural biological process
Blomes Blomes is primarily the plural form of blome, which can mean a flower/blossom or a heavy chunk/lump of smelted or wrought iron
Fitness Fitness (often called Darwinian fitness) measures an organism's ability to survive, find a mate, reproduce, and pass its genetic traits on to the next generation relative to other individuals in the population
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