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Evolution

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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order the time line Mammals, Simple Eukaryotes, Multicellularity, single celled prokaryotes, prokaryotes that photosyntheisis, flowering plants, animals on land, cambrian explosion

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single celled Prokaryotes proksryottes that photosynthesis Simple Eukaryotes Multicellurlarity cambrian explosion Animals on land Mammals flowering plants

#2
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fossil

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#3
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types of fossils

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preminrslised, molds, casts, trace fossils and mummys

#4
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preminralised fossil

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minral rich water deposits minrals (in) organic matirial

#5
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Mould fossil

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decomposed animal leaves a mould in the rock around it

#6
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cast fossil

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mould get filled with sediment

#7
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trace fossil

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fossil that prove existence but not organism ( eggshells, nests)

#8
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mummy

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soft tissues haven’t decomposed

#9
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4 conditions of fossilisation

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low oxygen, cool temp, protection (rapid burial) and low light

#10
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raletive dating

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fossils that are further from surface are older giving aproximate comparrision

#11
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Absolute dating

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getting an estimate

#12
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geological time scale

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#13
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index fossil

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charecteristics must be distinct, have large poppulation, found in many areas and only lived short period of time

#14
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transitional fossils

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a fossil that show traits of both an ancestor and a decendent species

#15
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#16
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convergent evolution

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Different species independently evolve similar traits due to similar selection pressures

#17
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divergent evolution

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#18
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Homologous structures

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Structures in different species that look or function similarly, suggest they have a common ancestor

#19
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#20
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#21
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mutations

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happen naturally or due to mutagens

#22
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point mutation

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changes a single nucleotide casing a single amino acid to be wrong

#23
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silent mutation

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nucleotide that was changed coded for the same amino acid

#24
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insertion

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a nucleotide is added casing a frame shift