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Abiotic factors
The nonliving parts of the environment such as water, air, and temperature.
Biodiversity
The great variety of living things.
Biotic Factors
The living parts of the environment.
Endangered species
Plant or animal species that appears close to extinction.
Environment
The surroundings in which an organism lives, including both living and nonliving component.
Extinction
The process of becoming extinct and no longer existing.
Fossil
The remains or traces of an ancient organism.
Fossil record
The totality of fossilized artifacts and their placement within the earth's rock strata.
Mutations
Changes in the genetic material.
Natural selection
The process that favors those organisms that are best adapted to survive and reproduce.
Speciation
Formation of a new species.
Species
A group of organisms of the same kind that can produce fertile offspring. The subgroups of a genius.
Traits
Inherited characteristics, either physical or behavioral.
Variation
Referring to differences among individuals of the same species, giving the species a variety of different survival abilities.