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| A progressive change in development over time. |
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| General testable propositions |
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| A scientist who studied the theory of evolution. |
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| Traits that increase survival rate. |
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| Differences in characteristics. |
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| The process where individuals that are better adapted to the environment are more likely to survive and reproduce more than other members if the same species. |
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| The most adaptable and most likely to survive in an environment. |
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| The grouping of organisms by similarities in characteristics. |
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| The science of identifying and classifying organisms into groups based on similar characteristics. |
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| remains of bones and traces used as evidence. |
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| the early stage of development in the womb. |
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| The evidence supporting evolution as to where two species share the same structures of bones,etc. |
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| The evidence supporting evolution as to where tow species share most of the same DNA. |
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| The name of classification used for organisms consisting of its Genus and Species. |
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| The system in which deals with the ingestion of food and the excretion of waste. |
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| The system in which deals with external respiration such as lungs or trachea. |
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| The system involving the transportation of oxygen, food, and blood to where it is most needed in the body. |
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| The system involving removal of waste. |
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| The system involving the brains response to nerves. |
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| The system in which deals with structure and support for the body. |
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| The system in which deals with the contractions of muscles which allow us to be able to move. |
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| tells the body to increase or accelerate the activity its performing. |
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| tells the body to stop performing as it was. |
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| The process of maintaining a constant internal environment. |
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