Evolution, Adaptations, and Fossils!

Where those organisms that adapt best survive most

• embryology

• sedimentary rock

• natural selection

• variation

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A Variation that makes an organism more suited to its surroundings

• adaptation

• variation

• evolution

• embryology

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Body parts similar in structure and origin

• evolution

• embryology

• homologous

• variation

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A trait that makes some of the species different that others

• homologous

• embryology

• evolution

• variation

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Change in inherited triats over time

• embryology

• variation

• evolution

• homologous

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Group of organisms with similar characteristics

• embryology

• variation

• species

• homologous

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When organisms are better adapted to their envionment, find a mate and successfully reproduce. This process is called?

• cloning

• evolution

• variation in a species

• natrual selection

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When organisms of a species completely die out, is called?

• Evolution

• Natrual selection

• extinction

• adaptation

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When an animal adjusts to extemely cold or hot environments, these characteristics represent?

• cloning

• adaptations

• extinction

• cellular mistakes

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Scientists have developed a timeline of life on earth by the studying of fossils. What do we refer to this timeline as?

• the fossil record

• evolution

• the history of primates

• natural selection

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