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what is density dependent?
any factor that changes brith
& death rates as population density grows.
what is carrying capacity?
the maxium number od individuals of a species that can be supported by an ecosystem.
what are the six kingdoms?
Archaea, bacteria, protista, fungi, plantae, animals.
discride mutation.
any chage in cells DNA qqthat is passed on to the next generation.
who is Cark linneaus?
he developed the classifaction system (binoial nomenclature)
who is Jean Bapiiste?
recored the first theroy of evolution.
who is Charles Darwin?
proposed the theroy of natural slection.
what is allopatric seletion?
caused by geographical then peprodutive isolation.
what are the areas of interest?
the fossil record, Earth's history, Biogeography, antomical structure, embeoyolgy, compartive morphlogey, and bio chemistry.
what is adaptaions?
a structural, behaviour, or funtion that helps an organism suruive and reproduce in it's enviroment.
who is Jean Bapiiste?
recored the first theroy of evolution.
who is Charles Darwin?
proposed the theroy of natural slection.
what is allopatric seletion?
caused by geographical then peprodutive isolation.
what are the areas of interest?
the fossil record, Earth's history, Biogeography, antomical structure, embeoyolgy, compartive morphlogey, and bio chemistry.
what is adaptaions?
a structural, behaviour, or funtion that helps an organism suruive and reproduce in it's enviroment.
What is the Theory of Recapitulation?
Is when an embryonic growth of the fetus in the womb rapidly recapitulates the entire evoluntinary history of the species.
What is the common genetic code?
DNA
What is the primary source of variation?
Sexual Reproduction, Mutation
Descibe Selective Advantage.
A characteristic resulting from a mutatuion that improves an organism change of survival, usually in a changing environoment.
How was Geoiges-Louis Leclerc an important scienctist in histroy?
He discovered that different regions have distinct plants and animals.

Speces must have both "improve" and "degenerated" after dispersing away from a center of creation.
How are physical Barries an impacted on species?
it seperates a single interbreeding population into two or more groups that one isolated from each other.
What are some common barriers of physical barriers?
Mountain ranges, ocean, river channels or canyons
What is Microevolution?
a small scale change in gene frequencies at or belowe the species level
What is it called when two separated gorips independently result in inherited differences in two populations?
Natural Selecetion
Descirbe the Fossil Record.
When fossils are remains, traces or other direct evidence of post life forms.
they are usually found in sedimentary rocks.