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Natural Selection

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a characteristic or change that allows an organism to blend in or survive within their environments   adaptation  
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an adaptation that allows an organism to blend in with its surroundings   camouflage  
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resemblance of one species to another species   mimicry  
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process by which populations of organisms with variations that help them survive in their environments live longer, compete better, and reproduce more than those that do not have the variations.   natural sellection  
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slight difference in an inherited trait of individual members of a species   variation  
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the actions of an animal allow it to survive   behavioral adaptation  
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shape, color, and other physical characteristics that allow an organisms to survive in its environment   structural adaptation  
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How does mater energy move in an ecosystem?   in one direction  
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How do materials such as carbon, nitrogen, and water move through an ecosystem?   in a cycle  
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the What is the first organism consumed in food web?   producer  
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non-living factors like soil, water, climate   abiotic factors  
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living organisms like plants, animals, and bacteria   biotic factors  
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Darwin concluded that organisms on the Galapagos Island   had different variations  
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Differences between members of the same species are called   variations  
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species is a group of similar organisms that   can mate and fertile offspring  
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structures that related species have inherited from a common ancestor   homologous structures  
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humans and bats are found to have a common ancestors the homologous structures to arms   bats' wings  
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natural selection leads to evolution   helpful variations add up among the surviving members in a population  
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two organisms look very very similar during their early stages of development is evidence   common ancestor  
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fossils form from   dead organisms becomes buried in sediment  
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a slight change in a rabbit's ability to hear is predators better to help it survive   adaptation  
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what are fossils   preserved remains or traces of organisms that lived in the past  
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natural selection is affected by these traits that are different in members of the same species   variations  
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states that species evolve slowly over a relatively slow time   evolution  
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organisms that usually mate and produce fertile offspring   species  
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a new species evolves from an existing species   natural selection  
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living factors   biotic  
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non-living factors   abiotic  
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actions or behaviors that allow an organism to survive   behavioral adaptation  
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energy flows in   one direction  
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hibernation is an example   behavioral adaptation  
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allows an organism to blend in with their surroundings   camouflage  
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color, shape, and size are physical characteristics that allow an organism to survive   structural adaptation  
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when a species resembles another species to survive as a defense   mimicry  
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climate, soil, sand , water, sunlight   abiotic factors  
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all the populations of different species that live in the same area at the same time   community  
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the struggle in a community for resources such as food and shelter   competition  
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what a species does to survive   niche  
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place within an ecosystem where an organism lives   habitat  
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all of the organisms that live in an area at the same time with living and non-living parts of the environment   ecosystem  
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all the organisms of the same species that live in the same area at the same time   population  
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consumers that eat other consumers   carnivores  
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consumers that eat producers   herbivores  
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consumers that eat dead organisms   detritivores  
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consumer that eat producers and consumers   omnivore  
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made up of all the fossils ever on Earth   fossil record  
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preserved evidence pf the activity of an organisms   trace fossil  
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