Adaptations

The ability of Waffles to maintain a stable internal environment no matter what is going on in his external environment is called.

• Homeostasis

• Camouflage

• Dormancy

• Hibernation

An oak tree losing its leaves during the winter is an example of

• Hibernation

• Homeostasis

• Dormancy

• Seed dispersal

Evolution of a new species from an existing species

• Adaptation

• Natural Selection

• Speciation

• Artificial Selection

Occurs when breeders produce a new breed of animal over a period of time by selecting animals that have certain desired traits and breeding them.

• Natural Selection

• Artificial Selection

• Adaptation

• Hibernation

Organisms better suited to their environment survive easier and longer than those who aren't

• Natural Selection

• Adaption

• Artificial Selection

• Speciation

Distributing among living things in a generally large area

• Speciation

• Adaptation

• Homeostasis

• Seed Dispersal

Reflect an organisms consistent characteristic patterns of thoughts, feelings, and behaviors

• Physical Trait

• Homeostasis

• Behavioral Trait

• Dormancy

The way a physiological system maintains internal stability regardless of external circumstances

• Dormancy

• Hibernation

• Seed Dispersal

• Homeostasis

Scientist who proposed the theory of natural selection

• Robert Hooke

• Charles Darwin

• Alfred Wegener

• Albert Einstein

Species movement from one location to another due to climate or a food source.

• Hibernation

• Migration

• Dormancy

• Pollination