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What is the definition of Speciation?
the creation of a new species
Who was the first to make a theory on evolution?
Jean Baptiste Lamarck
Where are the DARWIN'S FINCHS found?
The Gallopogos Islands
What is mutation?
It's any change in a cell's DNA that is passed on to the next generation
What is the definition of selective pressure?
enviornmental forces such as scarcity of food or extreme temperatures that result in the survival of only certain organisms with characteristics that provide resistance
What are the 6 kingdoms?
Archaea Plantae
Bacteria Animalia
Protista
Fungi
What is Taxonomy?
the classification of living things
What are mutagenic agents?
any substance energy, or condition that case a change in DNA
True or false
Geological time is when scientist date the eras and periods of the Earth
true
What are palentologists
scietists that dig up and research fossils
True or false
Absolute dating is the method you use to date radioactive isotopes.
true
Who came up with the theroy of natural selection?
Charles Darwin
What did Carl Linneaus develop?
he develpoed the classification system
True or False
Are adaptation and variations the same thing?
False But they do tie into one another.
What is mass extinction?
when many species are extincted in a short period of time
how many mass extinctions have been recorded?
5
Which is better for species variation: sex or mutation?
sex
What is an example of selective advantage?
darwin's finchs' beaks
What was did Thomas Malthus discover?
all species produce far more offspring than are able to survive
What is microevolutioin?
small-scale chnage in gene frequencies @ or below the species level.