Charles Darwin
What Charles Darwin is known for
What is his theory of evolution and the process of natural selection
The definition of natural selection
The definition of an adaptation
what is a trait or behavior that helps an organism survive
the definition of evolution
what is how species change over time to adapt to an environment?
The name of the boat Darwin traveled in
What is the HMS Beagle
Which of the following is best suited for its environment:
A giraffe with a tall neck
A giraffe with a short neck
What is a giraffe with a tall neck. Its tall neck allows it to eat more food from tree tops.
The two main types of adaptations
What are behavioral and physical
The person who discovered the theory of evolution
Who is Charles Darwin
The name of the book Darwin published
What is On the Origin of Species
Which is more likely to survive and pass on traits to offspring:
ducks with webbed feet that allow them to swim faster
ducks without webbed feet
what is ducks with webbed feet
Which one of these examples describes a behavioral adaptation?
Birds migrating for the south for winter OR
Ducks webbed feet that allow them to swim well in water
What is birds migrating south for the winter
Which of the following is most likely to survive and reproduce?
a brown rabbit in a snowy environment OR a white rabbit in a snowy environment
what is a white rabbit in a snowy environment
The length of Charles Darwin's trip
What is five years
which of the following is more likely to survive and pass on traits to offspring
what is plants with thorns that deter predators
what is plants without thorns
what is plants with thorns
Which is an example of a Physical Adaptation?
Chipmunks collecting and storing food for the winter OR hawks' sharp claws that help them catch prey
What is hawks' sharp claws that help them catch prey
Correct or incorrect: organisms of the same species share all of the same traits.
What is incorrect. Some organisms of the same species have different traits. The traits best suited for an environment will be passed on to future generations.