________________ in each population results in a variety of traits.
What is genetic variation?
The process in which organisms with more beneficial traits will be more likely to survive and reproduce.
What is natural selection?

What is a food web?
The ecological relationship that benefits both organisms.
What is mutualism?
Organisms that share very similar structures may provide evidence of a ________________ common ancestor.
What is "recent"?
The picture shows that the study of ____________ can also provide evidence of evolution.

What are embryos?
Two factors that increase a population.
What is birth rate/immigration?
Traits that help organisms survive and reproduce.
What are adaptations?
In a food web/food chain, plants are the ___________.
What are producers?
The ecological relationship between a fox and a mouse.
What is predation?
Which layer would have the oldest fossils?

What is the bottom layer?
DNA codes for __________________, a macromolecule (ex: enzyme)
What is a protein?
Two factors that decrease a population.
What is death rate/emigration?
The peppered moth example is an example of _________________ natural selection.

What is directional?
Organisms that eat other organisms.
What are consumers?
Tapeworms, ticks.
What is parasitism?
Structures that are similar due to a recent common ancestor.

What is homologous?
Based on the protein cytochrome c amino acid sequences, which organisms are most closely related?

What is horses and whales?
The maximum population that can be sustained by an ecosystem.
What is carrying capacity?
Peacock's feathers are an example of _____________ natural selection.
What is stabilizing?
Bacteria, mushroom, and fungi.
What are decomposers?
Ecological relationship between a bird and a tree.
What is commensalism?
Structures that have similar functions but are not related to a common ancestor.

What are analogous structures?
Based on the image, which organism is most closely related to the chimpanzee?

What is bear?
Limiting factors to population size.
What is water, shelter, predators, food, climate, etc.?
Rock pocket mice are an example of ____________ natural selection.
What is diversifying?
The amount of energy passed on to the organisms on next level of the trophic level pyramid.
What is 10%?
The interaction between two organisms living in close physical proximity.
What is symbiosis?
Structures that no longer serve a function in an organism.

What is vestigial?
True/False: Molecular evidence is the most reliable evidence of evolution.
What is true?