History
Natural Selection
Evidence
Defining a Species
Barriers
100

The ship Darwin sailed on for five years.

HMS Beagle

100

Evolution is a change in this makeup of a population.

Genetic makeup

100

Anatomy sharing a common ancestor, like tetrapod limbs.

Homologous structures

100

The species concept based on physical appearance.

Morphological

100

Isolation due to different mating signals

Behavioral isolation

200

Darwin's famous 1859 book.

On the Origin of Species

200

Traits are passed to offspring because they are this.

Heritable

200

Anatomy relics that are no longer functional.

Vestigial structures

200

Species concept requiring fertile, viable offspring.

Biological

200

Isolation due to different breeding schedules.

Temporal Isolation

300

Geologist who favored Uniformitarianism.

Charles Lyell

300

This occurs when more offspring are born than can survive.

Competition

300

A famous transitional fossil between birds and reptiles.

Archaeopteryx

300

Species concept using shared derived characters.

Phylogenetic

300

Isolation because reproductive parts do not fit.

Mechanical isolation

400

He wrote an essay on population and resources.

Thomas Malthus

400

Human breeding of animals to change populations.

Artificial selection

400

The sudden reappearance of an ancestral trait.

Atavism

400

Species concept useful for highly diverse bacteria.

Molecular

400

When an embryo is produced but cannot survive.

Hybrid inviability

500

He co-authored the 1858 paper with Darwin.

Alfred Wallace

500

These types of traits make survival more likely.

Advantageous traits

500

The "fish-amphibian" transitional fossil.

Tiktaalik

500

Groups the Biological Species Concept cannot define.

Fossils or asexual organisms

500

Offspring are healthy but cannot reproduce.

Hybrid sterility

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