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Transcript
The trace remains of an
organism that lived long ago
and may be used as evidence
to support the theory of
evolution
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Fossils
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The formation of new species
resulting from evolution
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Speciation
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The idea of acquired
characteristics causing
evolution was proposed by
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Lamarck
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Traits that an organism
develops during its life
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Acquired traits
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The human practice of
breeding plants or animals to
have certain desired traits
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Artificial Selection
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Process where individuals that
are better adapted to
surroundings reproduce more
successfully
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Natural Selection
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The process by which new
species develop from preexisting species over time
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Evolution
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________ believed that traits
must be inherited and enhance
survivability to be increased in
a population.
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Darwin
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A trait that improves an
organism’s ability to survive
and may be passed through
reproduction to subsequent
generations
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adaptation
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Inherited from a common
ancestor and shared by a group
of species
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Homologous trait
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Compare Homologous and
Analogous Structures
Same
structure
Same
function
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