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Darwin's Theory Of Evolution
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Charles Darwin's observation that finches of different species on the Galápagos Islands have many similar physical characteristics supports the hypothesis that these finches
Have the ability to interbreed.
Acquired traits through use and disuse.
All eat the same type of food.
Descended from a common ancestor.
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A change in a sequence of DNA is called a
Mutation.
Recombination.
Single-gene trait.
Polygenic trait.
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3.
The species of finches that Charles Darwin found on the Galápagos Islands displayed different structural adaptations. One of the adaptations that Darwin noted was the
Similarities of the birds’ embryos.
Birds’ different-shaped beaks.
Length of the birds’ necks.
Number of eggs in each bird’s nest.
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4.
___________________ dating looks at the relative position of different rock layers, suggesting that the layer on the bottom is the oldest.
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5.
On the Galápagos Islands, Charles Darwin observed
Completely unrelated species on each of the islands.
Species exactly like those found in South America.
Somewhat similar species, with traits that suited their particular environments.
Species completely unrelated to those found in South America.
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6.
Similar structures that related species have inherited from a common ancestor are called
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7.
____________ structures may make two organisms look alike, but it does not suggest common ancestry.
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8.
_______________ provide evidence of the activities of ancient organisms.
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9.
Charles Darwin's theory of evolution explains all of the following EXCEPT
How species become extinct.
How inherited traits are passed from parent to offspring.
How species change over time.
How evolution takes place in the natural world.
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10.
Match the following
Charles Lyell
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This influencer of Darwin was a geologist who wrote a book titled "The Principles of Geology". He suggested that the Earth was created over long periods of time not by catastrophic events like Noah's flood.
This influencer of Darwin was also a British naturalist who came to very similar conclusions as Darwin's through his experiences traveling around the globe.
This influencer of Darwin lived in the mid 1700's. Known as the "Father of Geology" he introduced Darwin to the idea of Uniformitarianism, the belief that the Earth processes happen over a long period of time and at the same rate. He believed that the present was a key to the past.
This influencer of Darwin was one of the first to believe that life was not fixed, but could change over time. He believed that when environments changed, organisms had to change with them and as they used different features to survive those that were used for frequently would get passed down to their offspring. He is known for his giraffe example.
This influencer of Darwin is known for his principles on populations. His principles led Darwin to believe that there was a fight for resources in which only the fittest survived.
Alfred Wallace
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This influencer of Darwin was a geologist who wrote a book titled "The Principles of Geology". He suggested that the Earth was created over long periods of time not by catastrophic events like Noah's flood.
This influencer of Darwin was also a British naturalist who came to very similar conclusions as Darwin's through his experiences traveling around the globe.
This influencer of Darwin lived in the mid 1700's. Known as the "Father of Geology" he introduced Darwin to the idea of Uniformitarianism, the belief that the Earth processes happen over a long period of time and at the same rate. He believed that the present was a key to the past.
This influencer of Darwin was one of the first to believe that life was not fixed, but could change over time. He believed that when environments changed, organisms had to change with them and as they used different features to survive those that were used for frequently would get passed down to their offspring. He is known for his giraffe example.
This influencer of Darwin is known for his principles on populations. His principles led Darwin to believe that there was a fight for resources in which only the fittest survived.
Jean Baptiste Lamarck
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This influencer of Darwin was a geologist who wrote a book titled "The Principles of Geology". He suggested that the Earth was created over long periods of time not by catastrophic events like Noah's flood.
This influencer of Darwin was also a British naturalist who came to very similar conclusions as Darwin's through his experiences traveling around the globe.
This influencer of Darwin lived in the mid 1700's. Known as the "Father of Geology" he introduced Darwin to the idea of Uniformitarianism, the belief that the Earth processes happen over a long period of time and at the same rate. He believed that the present was a key to the past.
This influencer of Darwin was one of the first to believe that life was not fixed, but could change over time. He believed that when environments changed, organisms had to change with them and as they used different features to survive those that were used for frequently would get passed down to their offspring. He is known for his giraffe example.
This influencer of Darwin is known for his principles on populations. His principles led Darwin to believe that there was a fight for resources in which only the fittest survived.
Thomas Malthus
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This influencer of Darwin was a geologist who wrote a book titled "The Principles of Geology". He suggested that the Earth was created over long periods of time not by catastrophic events like Noah's flood.
This influencer of Darwin was also a British naturalist who came to very similar conclusions as Darwin's through his experiences traveling around the globe.
This influencer of Darwin lived in the mid 1700's. Known as the "Father of Geology" he introduced Darwin to the idea of Uniformitarianism, the belief that the Earth processes happen over a long period of time and at the same rate. He believed that the present was a key to the past.
This influencer of Darwin was one of the first to believe that life was not fixed, but could change over time. He believed that when environments changed, organisms had to change with them and as they used different features to survive those that were used for frequently would get passed down to their offspring. He is known for his giraffe example.
This influencer of Darwin is known for his principles on populations. His principles led Darwin to believe that there was a fight for resources in which only the fittest survived.
James Hutton
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This influencer of Darwin was a geologist who wrote a book titled "The Principles of Geology". He suggested that the Earth was created over long periods of time not by catastrophic events like Noah's flood.
This influencer of Darwin was also a British naturalist who came to very similar conclusions as Darwin's through his experiences traveling around the globe.
This influencer of Darwin lived in the mid 1700's. Known as the "Father of Geology" he introduced Darwin to the idea of Uniformitarianism, the belief that the Earth processes happen over a long period of time and at the same rate. He believed that the present was a key to the past.
This influencer of Darwin was one of the first to believe that life was not fixed, but could change over time. He believed that when environments changed, organisms had to change with them and as they used different features to survive those that were used for frequently would get passed down to their offspring. He is known for his giraffe example.
This influencer of Darwin is known for his principles on populations. His principles led Darwin to believe that there was a fight for resources in which only the fittest survived.
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Charles Darwin's observation that finches of different species on the...
A change in a sequence of DNA is called a
The species of finches that Charles Darwin found on the...
___________________ dating looks at the relative position of different...
On the Galápagos Islands, Charles Darwin observed
Similar structures that related species have inherited from a common ...
____________ structures may make two organisms look alike, but it does...
_______________ provide evidence of the activities of...
Charles Darwin's theory of evolution explains all of the following...
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