Evolution and species
Evolutionary Changes and
Speciation
Extra Evolution Facts
100

The term used to describe the variety of living things on earth.

Biodiversity

100

The mechanism by which advantageous traits become more common in populations over generations.

Natural selection

100

Features that improve an organism's survival or reproduction in its environment.

Adaptations

200

Define species

Organisms that can interbreed and produce fertile offspring

200

Camel hump is an example of which adaptation

Structural adaptation

200

The type of adaptation that involves changes in an organisim's actions that help it survive in its environment.

Behavioural adaptations

300

Natural selection can be understood uisng which three terms

Variation, Selection and competition

300

Define evolution

Change in gene pool/allele frequency

300

Give any two of the mechanism of evolution

Gene flow/Population shrink, natural selection

400

Traits/characteristics shaped by natural selection that increases and organisms chance of survival and reproduction

Adaptation

400

Evolution always lead to new species

(True/False)

False

400

One ancestral species giving rise to multiple species in different ecological niches(Adaptive radiation OR Geographical isolation)

Adaptive radiation

500

Give any 3 evidences of Evolution

Homologous structures, embryology, geographical isolation

500

When populations diverge to the point that they can no longer interbreed successfully. (Adaptive radiation OR Reproductive isolation)

Reproductive isolation - Speciation

500

The five finger mechanism represent Microevolution OR Macroevolution(means speciation)

Microevolution

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