Recap Evolution P. 1-3

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what are the two basic ideas of Darwin's evolution?

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Recap evolution P. 1-3 

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Give your definition of evolution

Slide 3 - Carte mentale

Charles Darwin 
Why didn't the people believe in his theory? 
We call this creationism. 

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A.Published 'On the Origin of species'
B.Trip with the HMS Beagle
C.Visited Galapagos
D.Noticed diversity
E.Concluded species change
F.Darwin arrived back in England

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Natural selection is best described as:
A
a change in an organism in response to a need of that organism
B
a process of nearly constant improvement that leads to an organism that is nearly perfect
C
differences in survival rates as a result of different inherited characteristics
D
inheritance of characteristics acquired during the life of an organism

Slide 7 - Quiz

A phenotype that improves an organism’s chance of survival in their environment is considered a(n):
A
natural selection
B
adaptation
C
speciation
D
extinction

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Bacteria can become resistant to antibiotics. This is an example of
A
Structural adaptation.
B
Physiological adaptation.

Slide 9 - Quiz

Which term refers to the process by which individuals that are better suited to the environment survive and reproduce therefore passing down their genes to their offspring?
A
Evolution
B
Variation
C
Adaptation
D
Natural Selection

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Individuals undergo evolution.

A
True
B
False

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HOMOLOGOUS STRUCTURES

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ANALOGOUS STRUCTURES

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Body parts that have lost their original function through evolution are called
A
analogous structures
B
artificial structures
C
homologous structures
D
vestigial structures

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Homologous structures are organs or skeletal elements of animals and organisms that suggest their connection to a common ancestor. These structures do not have to look exactly the same, or have the same function. True or false
A
True
B
False

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Birds and butterflies both have wings. Are these wings homologous or analogous structures?
A
Homologous
B
Analogous

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Homologous & analogous structures are examples of ...
A
Direct evidence
B
Indirect evidence

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What is different between artificial selection and natural selection
A
Nothing, its basically the same
B
Natural selection has to do with survival, artificial selection not always
C
Artificial selection is dependent on nature alone, natural selection is not.
D
Natural selection is done by humans, artificial selection not

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Which of the following is NOT a component of the theory of evolution by natural selection?
A
competition for food and space
B
variation among species
C
inheritance of acquired characteristics
D
survival and reproduction

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The dog breeds we have today were developed through:
A
natural selection
B
artificial selection (selective breeding)
C
sexual selection
D
acquired selection

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These organs are
A
Homologous
B
Analogous
C
Vestigial

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These organs are
A
Homologous
B
Analogous
C
Vestigial

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What form of structural adaptation do you see?

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