
Evolution Unit 5
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- Q1Physical traits that give a survival advantage in a particular environmentMutationsAdaptationsNatural SelectionSelective Breeding30s
- Q2The dark colored peppered moth became favored due totrees being cut downmeteor showersgenetic mutationpollution by man30s
- Q3Organisms with favorable traits will reproduce and pass those traits to offspringSelection pressureselective breedingNatural SelectionArtificial Selection30s
- Q4Organisms that have been around for millions of yearshave gills and lungsare unable to dieadaptations have allowed them to surviveare mammals30s
- Q5This adaptation allows organisms to blend into the environmentcamouflagelong legslarge earsthick fur30s
- Q6Birds of the Galapagos had different shaped beaks due tothe type of feathers they hadthe search for nesting areasthe weather of each islandthe type of food available on each island30s
- Q7A student went on a fossil dig in a dry habitat. She found aquatic fossils. What can she infer?birds dropped fish therethe are was once covered in waternative people brought in aquatic organisms30s
- Q8Changes in DNAMutationMeiosisMitosisCytokinesis30s
- Q9Structures/Organs that do not appear to have a useTransitional SpeciesDNAHomologous Structures/OrgansVestigial Structures/Organs30s
- Q10Using Carbon 14 to give age/datehalf lifeabsolute datingrelative datingradioactive decay30s
- Q11Comparing layers of rock to show relationship of younger and olderhalf liferelative datingradioactive decayabsolute dating30s
- Q12Imprint of an organism in sedimentary rockfossilskeletal remainscave paintingpicture30s
- Q13Organisms that cannot adapt to changing environments becomelargeraquaticmore populusextinct30s
- Q14Similar structures in fossils that are compared to today's organimshomologous structurestransitional structuresvestigial structures30s
- Q15Used to support the theory of evolutionvestigial organsall of the choicessimilarities in DNAhomologous structues30s