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Natural Selection Note Review
1.
What is the definition of Evolution?
2.
What does it mean that Evolution is a scientific theory?
3.
Which individuals will have the best chance at survival?
4.
What did Darwin call the process of evolution?
5.
What did Darwin collect as evidence for evolution?
6.
What are the four main ideas that make up Darwin’s theory of natural selection?
Natural Selection
Example
Example
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What does overproduction mean?
8.
What does variation mean?
9.
What does competition mean?
Example
10. Give two examples of things creatures would compete for.
11. What does selection mean?
12. When does evolution occur?
13. What is artificial selection?
14. Name two examples of species that underwent artificial selection.
15. How does Darwin use the term fitness.
16. What is an adaptation
17. Explain what “survival of the fittest” means.
18.
Camouflage
mimicry
Similarities
19.
Example
19. Determine if the statements below are examples of:
Natural Selection
Artificial Selection
a. A pair of dogs are bread together to get puppies that will have a longer nose and floppy ears
b. A giraffe with a shorter neck dies because it is unable to get enough leaves from the tall trees
c. The crab that runs to hide under rocks when it sees a shadow
d. Pigeons that have large puffy feathers on stubby wings, which make them unable to fly
e. The fish that lays hundreds of eggs to help make sure a few will not be eaten by predators
f. The cactus that has leaves like sharp needles to protect the water trapped in its stem
g. When a cow continues to produce much more milk that can feed it’s calf.
h. Individual with weaker traits are protected so they can survive
i. When a lizard lays its eggs, all the baby lizards are slightly different colors and different sizes
20. Darwin’s theory of Natural Selection is made of 4 main parts; overproduction, variation, competition, selection. In the
boxes provided, make a sketch that shows each of these ideas.
Overproduction
Competition
Variation
Selection
Determine if the following statements are true or false. If false, change the underlined work to make it
correct.
______________21. The ability of an individual to survive and reproduce in its environment is its artificial selection
______________22. When more babies are born than could possibly survive is an example of variation
______________23. Fossils are the remains of ancient creatures Darwin used to develop his ideas for natural selection
______________24. For natural selections, bad traits build in the population over many generations
______________25. An adaptation is an inherited trait that increases a creatures chances for survival