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100

The scientific theory that states, "organisms change over time" was introduced by

Who is Darwin

100

This occurs when humans breed animals for specific traits

What is artificial selection 

100
Fruit in rainforest evolved into bright colors because the birds evolved to eat bright colored fruits. This is an example of

What is coevolution 

100

This is when a species no longer exist and will never live again on earth.

What is extinct 

100

This is the name for the last universal common ancestor

What is LUCA

200

This theory states that organism gradually change over time.

What is evolution 

200

This occurs when species with desired traits survive and reproduce together

What is natural selection

200

This is the process where two different species interact over time and evolve in response

What is coevolution 

200

These are two reasons for extinction

What is new predators, climate change, disease, and new competition.

200

This evidence shows that all organisms on earth once had a common ancestor

What is all organisms use DNA for genetic material

300

These are the types of birds that Darwin saw with different variations 

What is a finch

300

This is the struggle among living things to get the required food, water, and shelter

What is competition

300

A seed gets stuck to an animals fur and is transported into a new population. This is an example of

What is Gene flow

300

Preserved Turtle droppings are an example of

What is a trace fossil. 

300

This is when one organism moves inside another organisms cell 

What is endosymbiois 

400

This is how we date things within rock layers

What is Old rocks are at the bottom, young rocks are at the top.

400

This occurs when an error happens when the DNA is coding, it can be good, bad or neutral

What is mutation 

400

The last two yellow snakes in a population are ran over by a truck. This is an example of

What is genetic Drift. 

400

Sheep developing curly wool is an example of

What is micro evolution

400

This element is not found in protiens

What is sodium 

500

Preserved remains or traces of an organism from the past

What are fossils 

500

These are the three factors of natural selection according to darwin

What are variation, overproduction, and competition.

500

These are the two abilities that impact an organism's fitness the most

What is ability to survive, and the ability to reproduce

500

Single cell organisms developing into fish is an example of

What is macroevolution 

500

These two cell parts are believed to have evolved through endosymbiosis

What are the chloroplast and mitochondria