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Total cards: 18•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Evolution definition

Back (Answer)

A change in a species over time

#2
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Lamarck

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Came up with theory of acquired characteristics

#3
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Theory of acquired characteristics

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Use/disuse causes traits to change (incorrect)

#4
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Charles Darwin

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Sailed to the Galapagos in 1831 and developed theory of natural selection (correct - published in 1858)

#5
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4 components of the theory of natural selection

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• Genetic variation • Overproduction • Competition • Different rates of survival and reproduction

#6
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Genetic variation

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Traits vary and are inherited

#7
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Overproduction

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More born than can survive

#8
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Competition

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Fighting for resources

#9
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Different rates of survival and reproduction

Back (Answer)

Best adapted survive

#10
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How does natural selection lead to evolution?

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Organisms with favorable traits survive and pass down the trait and eventually the unfavorable trait is no longer there

#11
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Speciation definition

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Formation of new species

#12
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How can speciation occur?

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• Geographic isolation • Continental drift

#13
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Evidence for evolution

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• DNA • Comparative anatomy • Embryology • Fossils

#14
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DNA (evidence for evolution)

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The more similar the base pairs, the more closely related

#15
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Comparative anatomy (evidence for evolution)

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• Homologous structures • Similar features inherited from a common ancestor but changed for different functions

#16
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Embryology (evidence for evolution)

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Embryos are similar

#17
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Embryo

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Earliest stage of development

#18
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Fossils (evidence for evolution)

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• Preserved remains/traces of ancient organisms • Can see intermediate forms that support ideas of change from ancient to modern