Charles Darwin
Natural Selection
Evidence of Evolution
Natural Selection
Evolution
100

The name of the ship Darwin and his crew voyaged on?

What is the H.M.S. Beagle?

100
The ability of an individual to survive and reproduce is known as this.
What is fitness?
100
Preserved remains of ancient organisms used by Darwin to form his theory are known as this.
What are fossils?
100

Organisms within populations differ in their what?

What are traits?

100

The Formation of a new species

What is speciation?

200

These species helped Charles Darwin Create the theory of Evolution through Natural Selection.

What are Finches?

200

Necessary for natural selection to occur

What is genetic variation?

200

Organs of many animals are so reduced in size that they are merely traces of homologous organisms are known as this.

What are vestigial organs?

200

Some members of a population are more likely to survive changing environmental conditions and reproduce because they have different and superior traits. The presence of different traits within members of a species

What is variation?

200

True or false: Chimpanzees and humans share a common ancestor

True

300
Many of Darwin's major discoveries happened in this location.

What is The Galapagos Islands?

300

This term refers to the availability of different traits and alleles within a population.

What is gene pool

300
Similarities between the bone structures of paws, hooves, wings, and fins are examples of this.
What are homologous structures?
300

The lazy lizards provided evidence of

What is Evolution through Natural Selection?

300

Species forming due to a physical barrier like a river

What is allopatric speciation

400

The process where the best adapted individuals of a species are the ones most likely to survive and reproduce, thereby passing their beneficial traits on to their offspring.

What is natural selection?

400

Any inherited trait that increases an organism's chance of survival is known as this.

What is an adaptation?

400

Structures that have different mature forms but develop from the same embryologic tissues are known as this.

What are homologous structures?

400

An insect blending into its surroundings making it look like a leaf

What is an adaptation?

400

Flowers who are unable to reproduce with each due to pollinating at different times of the year

What is temporal speciation

500
The process in which a species has changed over time is known as this.
What is evolution?
500

Rafflesia flowers producing a smell to attract flies is an example of what?

What is adaptation?

500
The principle that all species can be traced back to a common ancestor is known as this.
What is common descent?
500

Provide is another example of
Evolution through natural selection?

multiple responses are acceptable.

500

Name 3 things that separate humans from primates 

What is Bipedalism, larger brains, tool use?

600

Published in 1859, Charles Darwin’s book _________ changed biology forever.

What is "The ORIGIN OF THE SPECIES"

600

The concept that organisms who are the best suited to their environment will be the most successful

What is survival of the fittest?

600
Snakes with small legs and your tail bone are examples of these
What are vestigial organs?
600

 the beaks of finches prove evolution...

beak of an ancestral species had adapted over time to equip the finches to acquire different food sources helping them survive and reproduce

600

Fossils, DNA, Comparative Anatomy, Embryology are....

What is evidence of evolution?

700

According to Charles Darwin the driving force of evolution.

What is natural selection?

700

The concept that members of each species compete regularly for food, space, and other necessities is known as this.

What is the struggle for survival or competition?

700

Structures that are same in function but different in structure

What is Analogous?

700

The 4 principles of Natural Selection

Variation, competition, inheritance, adaptations

700

Birds that are not able to mate because they have different dances to attract each other 

What is Behavioral Speciation?