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Species A group of similar organism that can mate with each other and produce fertile offspring
Fossil Preserved remains or traces of an organism that lived in the past
Adaptation A trait that helps an organism surive and reproduce
Theory A well-tested concept that explains many observations
Overproduction An effect caused by species producing more off spring than can surive
Variations Any differences in individuals of the same species
Competiton Organisms competing competing for resources
Natural Selection a process in which individuals with traits that help them surivie in their envoirment are able to surive and reproduce
Charles Dawrin's Theory Theory of evolution by Natural Selection
Charle's famous famous book on evolution On the orgin of species
Selective Breeding Choosing certain indivdiuals of a species to breed in order to get a particular trait passed on the offspring
Naturalist A person who obsreves living and noon-living things in the in the naural world
Fertile Able to reproduce offspring
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