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Artificial Selection

breeding to produce offspring with desired traits

Natural Selection

the idea that organism with traits to fit the environment will survive, and those not equipped will die

Evolution

changes of a group of organisms over time

Derived Traits

newly evolved features

Ancestral Traits

traits that appear in ancestral forms of the organism

Homologous Structures

structures that are inherited from a common ancestor

Vestigial Structures

structures that are reduced forms of functional structures in other organisms

Analogous Structures

similiar in concstruction but are not inherited from common ancestry

Embryo

an early prebirth stage of an organisms development

Biogeography

study of the distrobution of plants and animals

Fitness

measure of controbution to the next generation

Camouflage

allows an organism to blend into its environment

Mimicry

species evolves to resemble another species

Hardy-Weinberg Principle

when allelic frequncies remain concstant

Genetic Drift

change in the allelic frequencies in a population

Founder Effect

small population settles away from bigger population

BottleNeck

population plumits then bounces back

Stabilizing Selection

form of natural selection; Eliminates extreme expressions of a trait

Disrectional Selection

increases extreme trait

Disruptive Selection

splits a population in two