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Name _ Class Dale Chapter 13 Darwin's Theurj of Evolution Section Review 15-1 Reviewing Key Concepts Completion On the lines provided, complete thefollowing sentences. 1. Darwin's voyage aboard the H.M.S. led him to propose a revolutionary hypothesis about life. _ 2. Darwin's hypothesis about how life changes over time is now called the 3. .On the Galapagos Islands, Darwin observed that the characteristics of many animals and plants from island to island. Reviewing Key Skills 4. Inferring Charles Darwin was very curious and analytical. How might these traits have contributed to his success as a scientist? 5. Evaluating What important information about the Galapagos Island tortoises did Darwin learn? _ 6. Comparing and Contra8ti~g Given its body structure, which tortoise below would require a habitat where food is easy to reach? -'"" 7. Interpreting Graphics Which of thetortoises below would most easily be able to obtain food that is hard to reach? _ •> e Pinta ~ .~ ~~:--------M:arc~na ea ~ E c' 6 T:i:"Cc:P':L1: 0 ~ B , - lsabela ~ .Tower ames • • Santa ~ OCruz Santa Fe " ~ ~ • o ~ Ploreana @ Hood Island Hood 8. Inferring On the Galapagos Islands, Darwin discovered birds with differently shaped beaks. What might this tell you about the eating habits of the birds? Explain. Teaching Resources/Chapter 15 185 Name ~ Class Date _ Chapter 15 Darwin's Theurv of Evolution _ Section Review 15-2 Reviewing Key Concepts Matching On the line provided, write theletter of the answer that best matches each description. a. Hutton and Lyell b. Lamarck Co Malthus _ _ _ _ 1. studied geological changes that shaped Earth _____ 2. stated that inheritance of acquired traits caused change in a species over time 3. recognized that food and living space were two limiting factors for human population growth _____ 4. proposed that acquired traits could be passed on to an organism's offspring _ _ _ 5. recognized that processes that shaped. Earth in the past are the same processes that operate in the present _____ 6. proposed that by selective use or disuse of organs, organ isms acquired or lost certain traits in their lifetimes _____ 7. recognized that Earth is many millions of years old Reviewing Key Skills 8. AppJying Concepts Lyell's Principles of Geology stated that geological features could be changed over long periods of time. How did this statement influence Darwin's own concept of evolution? 9. Comparing and Contrasting Which of Lamark's ideas turned out to be true? Which turned out to be false? 10. Posing Questions "What ideas and questions about plants and animals did Malthus's work suggest to Darwin? 186 Teaching Resources/Chapter 15 e I [ Name _ I Class _ ~ Chapter 15 Darwi n's Theory of Evul ution Date I Section Review 15·3 I " I Reviewing Key Concepts i, Short Answer On the Jines provided, answer thefollowing questions. 1. How do humans affect artificial selection? What role does nature play? , 2. Over time, what is the result of natural selection? Identify the four types of evidence that Darwin used to support his concept of evolution. 3. 5. _ 4. 6. ,I I _ Reviewing Key Skills 7. Inferring How does an animal's level of fitness relate to its chances of survival and reproduction? _ I Interpreting Graphics Study the homologous stroctures and answer thefollowing questions. s., , Humerus Human <A-- Carpals , Humerus--Hcll Metacarpals Radius ---\j", Ulna Radius Phalanges --++1. I I II Ulna---tHi ,! ; Carpals ~ , ! ,I Metacarpals I ,, Phalanges I 8. How are the forelimbs similar? 9. How are homologous structures such as forelimbs evidence for common descent? Teaching Resources/Chapter 15 '87 I ,I, Name _ _ Cla~s Chapter 15 Darwin's Theoryof Evolution Date _ Chapter Vocabulary Review Matching On the line provided, write the letter of thedefinition that best matches each term on the left. 1. evolution a. change over time 2. fossil b. differences among individuals within a species 3. natural variation c. preserved remains of a~ ancient organism 4. struggle for existence d. survival of the fittest 5. fitness e. all species are derived from common ancestors 6. adaptation f. structures that develop from the same embryonic tissues, but have different mature forms 7. natural selection 8. common descent 9. homologous structures _ _ _ _ _ 10. vestigial organ g. ability of an individual to survive and reproduce in a specific environment h. organ with little or no function i. competition for food, space, and other resources among ,members of a species j. inherited characteristic that increases an organism's chance of survival Defining Terms On the lines provided, writea definition for each of the fo/1m.ving terms. 11. theory ~ _ 12. artificial selection _ 13. survival of the fittest _ 14. descent with modification _ Multiple Choice On the line provided, write the letter of the answer that best completes the sentence. 15. Cows that give more milk than other cows are an example of a. natural variation. c. survival of the fittest. b. natural selection. d. struggle for existence. 16. The practice of breeding dogs to produce offspring with specific traits is an example of 188 a. na turel variation. c. common descent. b. natural selection. d. artificial selection. Teaching Resources/Chapter 15 @ Class Name _ Date _ 17. Natural selection is the same as a. struggle for existence. c. artificial selection. b. survival of the fittest. d. descent with modification. 18. The diagrams of the limbs below show evidence of a. natural variation. c. common descent. b. 'natural selection. d. artificial selection. Alligator Turlle Bird Mammals _ _ _ _ _ 19. The bones in the diagram above are examples of a. homologous structures. c. adaptation. b. fitness. d. struggle for existence. 20. A human's appendix and a skink's legs are examples of a. vestigial organs. - b. fitness. c. natural selection. d. artificial selection. Short Answer On the lines provided, Q1J5weT' thefollawing questions. 21. How did Darwin interpret the fossil record? ~ m e. m ~ ~ " ~ 22. What conditions force organisms to compete in a struggle for existence? 23. How do successful adaptations improve an organism's fitness? @ 24. What does descent with modification imply about the relationships among the different species on Earth today? Teaching Resources/Chapter 15 189