Dichotomous Key
Adaptations
Natural Selection
Selective Breeding
Previous Units
100

This is a tool used to identify species based on their characteristics. 

What is a dichotomous key?

100

Adaptations are anything that helps an organism do this in its environment. 

What is survive?

100

This naturalist developed the theory of evolution through natural selection.

Who is Charles Darwin?

100

This process involves humans deliberately breeding for desired traits in offspring.

What is selective breeding?

100

Leaves are an example of this level of organization. 

What is organ?

200

This is the purpose of a dichotomous key.

What is to identify?

200

Adaptations such as a bulb-like root of a plant, gills of a shark and webbed feet of a duck are examples of this type of adaptation.

What is structural?

200

These type of traits are most likely to be passed on to offspring in the process of natural selection.

What are the most favorable or adaptable traits?

200

This species is one of the most selectively breed organisms and as a result has hundreds of breeds.

What is the dog?

200

An orange tree is an example of this level of organization.

What is organism?

300

One must always start from this number when using a dichotomous key.

What is from number 1?

300

The way an organism acts or behaves is known as this type of adaptation.

What is behavioral?

300

This theory is thought to be caused mostly by natural selection and is why species have changed slowly over time.

What is the theory of evolution?

300

This is an advantage of selective breeding.

What is humans get desired traits in offspring of a species?

300

Plant root tips have a layer of cells making them an example of this level of organization.

What is tissue?

400

There are this many choices at each number on a dichotomous key.

What is two choices?

400

This type of structural adaptation gives the organism the ability to blend into its environment.

What is camouflage?

400

This expression is used when talking about natural selection and means that the organisms that can survive have the most favorable or adaptable traits.

What is "survival of the fittest?"

400
This is a disadvantage of selective breeding.

What is health issues or no variation in genes?

400

This body system contains glands that secrete hormones which help regulate body processes. 

What is the endocrine system?

500
These are usually listed as choices on a dichotomous key to help one identify an organism.

What are characteristics?

500

This behavioral adaptation involves getting away or moving from one place to another during harsh winters.

What is migration?

500

These are the islands that Charles Darwin began is development of evolution through natural selection.

What are the Galapagos Islands?

500

This is another term for selective breeding.

What is artificial selection?

500

This the density of a substance with a mass of 5g and a volume of 2cm3.

What is 2.5g/cm3?

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