THEORIES
EVIDENCES FOR EVOLUTION
NATURAL SELECTION
VOCABULARY
EXAMPLES
100

What is the Theory of Evolution proposed by Lamarck?

Theory of Evolution of the Acquired Characters

100

Remains of living beings that have been petrified that give scientist information about how species changed along the years

Fossils

100

Who evolves? Individuals or Populations


Populations

100

Variation among individuals in a population


Diversity

100

Why do a fox and a wolf look so similar?


Because the wolf and the fox have a common ancestor close in time.

200

What theory proposed that living beings do not change?

Fixism

200

Fossils that shows intermediated features from its ancestor and the descendent species

Transitional Fossils

200

Natural Selection occurs when this three events/things happened

Variation into a population

Competition for survival

Reproduction

200

Change in frequency of a character in a population over time


Evolution

200

Can acquired characteristics such as a "beach" tan or highly developed muscles be inherited?


No, because acquired characters are not hereditary.

300

What is the Theory of Evolution proposed by Darwin and Wallace?

Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection

300

Comparing sequences from different species and depending on its similarities or differences scientists can establish relationships and common ancestors.

DNA evidence

300

How does the peppered moth change the frequency of color over time?


By natural selection

300

Set of individuals with the same characteristics that can reproduce and have fertile offspring


Species

300

The arctic fox has white fur. In a population, some foxes are born with dark-colored fur. What is the origin for this phenomenon?


Mutation harmful

400

What is the problem with Lamarck's Theory of Evolution?


Acquired characters are not inherited

400

Similar physical features in organisms that share a common ancestor, but the features serve completely different functions.

Homologous structures

400

What is the origin of variations in a population?


Mutation

400

Change in the DNA

Mutation

400

Which Are the following structures homologous organs?

-Leg of a cow and fin of a whale

-The wings of a mosquito and those of an eagle

-The branches of a tree and the leg of a cow


-Leg of a cow and fin of a whale

500

What did Darwin not know how to explain regarding his Theory of Evolution?


The origin of diversity, that is, how it originates. Today we know that it is due to mutations

500

Anatomical features fully developed in one group of organisms that are reduced (often in size) and show almost no function in other similar groups.

Vestigial structures

500

What is the evolutionary mechanism in Darwin and Wallace's Theory of Evolution?


Natural Selection

500

trait that helps organism be better suited to its environment

Adaptation

500

In Africa, there is a tribe where women place metal rings on their necks from childhood and add them with the aim of stretching that part of the body.

Will these women have daughters with increasingly longer necks? Justify taking into account Darwin's and Lamarck's theories.

 


No, because this character acquired during your life is not genetically determined, therefore it is not hereditary.

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