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First Cells Lamarck and Darwin
Evolution in Action
Evolution Evidence
GalapagosNatural
Selection
The age of the Earth.
A 100
What is a approximately 4.6
billion years?
A 100
These cells that appeared first had no true nucleus.
A 200
What are prokaryotic? (or bacteria)
A 200
Cells that cannot live in the presence of
oxygen.
A 300
What are Anaerobes?
A 300
The hypothesis for formation of
eukaryotic cells.
A 400
What is endosymbiosis?
A 400
These cell-like structures were
created in a laboratory.
A 500
What are microspheres
and coacervates?
A 500
Lamarck would have reported that these
animals stretched their necks to reach the
leaves.
B 100
What are giraffes?
B 100
This is the name of Lamarck’s theory
of evolution.
B 200
What is Acquired Inheritance?
B 200
Darwin’s Book.
B 300
Darwin’s theory of evolution.
B 400
What is Natural Selection?
B 400
Darwin’s occupation on the HMS Beagle.
B 500
What is the ship’s naturalist?
B 500
The evolution of a flower and its
pollinator.
C 100
What is coevolution?
C 100
The shark and the killer whale
demonstrate this process.
C 200
What is convergent evolution?
C 200
A process in which descendents of a single
ancestor diversify into new species.
C 300
What is divergent evolution?
C 300
DAILY DOUBLE
C 400
DAILY DOUBLE
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These lizards in the Caribbean
demonstrate divergent evolution.
C 400
What are the anole lizards?
C 400
According to the biological definition of species, two organisms are of the same
species if they can mate and produce this type of
offspring.
C 500
What is fertile?
C 500
This means coming from ancestors with
changes.
D 100
What is descent with modifications?
D 100
Vertebrate forearms are said to be this type of
structures.
D 200
These are structures that are non functional in a present
day organism, that were once functional in an ancestor.
D 300
What is vestigial?
D 300
This is a small vestigial projection attached to the
human large intestine.
D 400
What is the appendix?
D 400
These are structures seen the early stages of vertebrate
embryos.
D 500
What are pharyngeal pouches (“gill slits”) and tails?
D 500
The Galapagos are these types of land masses.
E 100
What is islands?
E 100
The Galapagos is nearest to this continent.
E 200
What is South America?
E 200
These large reptiles expressed different characteristics
related to the vegetation they consumed.
E 300
What are tortoises?
E 300
These finch adaptations may be
thought of as homologous structures.
E 400
What are beaks?
E 400
The Grant study of Galapagos finches revealed that
populations of these finches when up during dry seasons.
E 500
What are finches with deep, strong beaks?
E 500
This scientist proposed the theory of evolution by natural
selection.
F 100
Who is Charles Darwin?
F 100
Natural selection is sometimes referred to by
this four-word description.
F 200
What is “survival of the
fittest”?
F 200
This is a term that refers to any beneficial
trait.
F 300
What is an adaptation?
F 300
Humans use this process to produce new types of cattle, plants, dog breeds
etc.
F 400
What is artificial selection?
F 400
In order for natural selection to occur, the
population must have a range of differences known by this term.
F 500
What is variation?
F 500
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Natural Selection
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Individuals that are better adapted and are able to produce more offspring, are said to have this to a
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