Natural Selection
Genetic Variation
Adaptation
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What is natural selection?

The process of which species with slightly more fit traits become a larger part of the population.

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Where does Genetic Variation come from?

Changes of genes in DNA

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What is Adaptation?

Process of an organism going through change to increase their personal fitness.

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How did humans discover Natural Selection?

When Charles Darwin took a trip to the 

Galapagos Islands. He discovered species that became better fit to the climate of the Island

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What results from genetic variation?

Diversity
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Why are mutations Important?

Allow for genetic diversity, leading to more fit species

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What is sexual selection?

When females of a species choose a male to mate with.

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Why is Genetic Variation Important?

Genetic Variation allows fitness to increase in populations. Without Genetic Variation, we'd all

eventually die out.

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What would species look like without Mutations

No diversity in a population

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Why is Evolution Important?

Helps humans understand how we change overtime, and how some diseases are passed down
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What would happen without Genetic Variation?

There would be no diversity in our populations

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What do species look like with mutations?

Diverse range of nucleotides. This will cause diverse phenotypes in the species. Allowing them to adapt very well

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What species don't survive Natural Selection?

Species that can't become fit, as their climate changes

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What species see Genetic Variation the most?

Species who have the most diversity in their habitats

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What species could survive without Mutations, when their climate changes and they aren't fit enough?

None! They'd die.