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The Earth is Roughly how old in years? 4 to 4.5 Billion years
Man is estimated to have been on earth for how many years? 250,000 Years.
What do scientists use to determine "age" of each layer of earth as they examine? Radioactive dating
In early earths years there was no Oxygen in the air, the 1st cells on this planet were Anaerobic
The 1st cells were _________ not eukaryotic? Prokaryotic
What kind of cells are smaller, simple, older no membrane-bound organelles? Prokaryotic cells
What kind of cells are larger, more complex, younger, lots of organneles? Eukaryotic
This type of fossil is a trace of a long dead organism? MOLD
This type of fossil is a mold that is filled with minerals and is a "3D structure". CAST
In 1668 this scientist said fossils were the remains of animals & plants that were once alive. Robert Hooke
In 1669 he came up with the Law of Superposition Nicolaus Steno
The Law of Superposition states lowest layer of Earth is oldest top layer of Earth is newest Fossils in same layer roughly same age
This age is not an actual age, it is just wheather 1 fossil is older or younger than fossil than another fossil. Relative Age
This is an actual age of the fossil, estimated by radiological evidence ABSOLUTE AGE
What is the CHANGE in species over time EVOLUTION
What is a SPECIES? 1 type of organism that can reproduce fertile off spring and reproduce.
The scientist who used fossil evidence to declare similar species come from a common ancestor Jean Baptiste de Lamarack (1744-1829)
These traits are not determined by genes (DNA) ACQUIRED TRAITS
We know that your TRAITS are determined by DNA / genes
The scientist who developed the hypothesis of Natural selection aka Survival of the fittest. Charles Darwin (1809-1882)
The organism that is best suited to their environment is the one that will reproduce more successfully than others so their genes and DNA are passed on is known as? NATURAL SELECTION
The Boat that Darwin traveled the world to research different lands? HMS BEAGLE
The island where he found incredible rare species? Galapagos Islands
DARWIN felt this may affect the population of an organism ENVIRONMENT
If a species becomes better suited for its environment, then it will be more likely to survive than other species that cannot. ADAPTION
Similar structures that come from common ancestor? HOMOLOGOUS STRUCTURES
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