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Natural Selection   The process by which individuals are better adpated to their environment and are more likely to survive and reproduce.  
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Variations   Any differebce between individuals of the same species.  
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Half-Life   The time it takes for half of the atoms in a sample to decay.  
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Scientific Theory   A well tested concept that explains a wide range of observations.  
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Punctuated Equilibrium Theory   The theory that species evolve quickly during short burts of time.  
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Fossil Record   Documentation of the millions of fossils scientists have collected over time.  
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Radioactie Decay   Unstable elements that decay or break down into different elements.  
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Homologous Structures   Similar structures that related species have inherited from common ancestors.  
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Mold   A hollow space left where the fossil had decayed or dissolved.  
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Relative Dating   A process comparing the age of two fossils by their placement in the layers of the sedimentary rock layers.  
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Evolution   Grabual changes in a species over time.  
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Petrified   Fossils that are buied in sediments and actually changed to rock.  
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Adaptation   A trait that helps an organism survive amd reproduce.  
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Gradualism Theory   The theory that evolution occurs slowly but steadily.  
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Branching Tree   A diagram that shows how scientist think different groups of organisms are related.  
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Radioactive Dating   A process that tests the radioactive materials within a fossil to tell its actual age.  
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Fossils   Preserved remains of an organism that lived in the past.  
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Extinction   When no member of the species is still alive.  
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Cast   A copy shape of the organism thats made.  
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Compitition   This is the factor in natural selection as organisms attempt to survive using the same limited resources.  
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Homologous Structures   Evidence tha trelated species had a common ancestor because of the way their bodies are anatomically constructed in similar ways.  
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Overproduction   This is the factor in natural selection happens when there are more offspring that can possibly survive on the given resources.  
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Species   A group of organisms that can mato together and produce fertile offspring  
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