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age of earth
4.3 billion years
evolution
change in a species over time
decent with modification
requires a change in one's DNA
adaptations
inherited characteristics that improve an organisms ability to survive and reproduce in an environment
natural selection
the process by which nature chooses the organism with the most helpful mutation to survive and reproduce the most (survival of the fitest)
Fossils
skeletons that have been compacted due to pressure and provide insight on prior life forms
Homologous Structures
same structure different function (bat wing+ human arm)
Vestigal Structures
ancestral reminants with no purpose (appendix)
Comparative Embryology
shows similarities in embryotic development
Population
a group of organisms of one species, living in a certain area.
Variation
a random mutation in an organism's genes
Artificial Selection
humans choose to breed a certain spieces
fitness
to be the best suited for your environment
gene flow
when outside individuals wiht different genes enter a population and pass on their genes.
antibiotic resistence
when someone does not finish a perscription the leftover bactreria become super bugs and require different antibodies to cure them.