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| GENETIC CHANGE IN A POPULATION OVER TIME |
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| A PERSON WHO STUDIES THE NATURAL WORLD |
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| BEING DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS,VARIETY |
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| DESCENDED WITH MODIFICATION |
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| EACH GENERATION OF THE POPULATION WOULD CHANGE GENETICALLY UNTIL A BENIFICIAL TRAIT EVOLVED THAT HELPED THE SPECIES SURVIVE BETTER |
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| SOMETHING YOU SEE OR NOTICE |
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| TRAITS PASSED ON TO DESCENDANTS |
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| A TRAIT SPECIFIC TO A POPULATION THAT HELPS IT SURVIVE |
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| WHEN A PLANT OR ANIMAL IS BRED TO GET CERTAIN CHARACTERISTICS |
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| A SPECIFIC CHARACTERISTIC OF AN ORGANISM,I.E A LONG BEAK |
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| A NATURALIST WHO WENT TO THE GALAPAGOS ISLANDS AND DEVELOPED THE THEORY OF NATURAL SELECTION AND EVOLUTION |
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| LIMITED RESOURCES ONLY ALLOW FOR SOME INDIVIDUALS TO SURVIVE |
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| A SPECIFIC PLACE IN THE ENVIRONMENT |
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| THE PROCESS BY WHICH INDIVIDUALS WITH CERRTAIN TRAITS THAT BETTER SUIT THE ENVIRONMENT WILL SURVIVE LONGER AND REPRODUCE |
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| WHEN PLANTS OR ANIMALS PRODUCE MORE OFFSPRING THAN CAN BE PROVIDED FOR BY THE LIMITED RESOURCES |
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| OFFSPRING VARY IN TRAITS SUCH AS COLOR AND SIZE (THE OFFSPRING WITH BEST TRAITS TO SURVIVE IN THE ENVIRONMENT REPRODUCE) |
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| A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT TRAIT THEN SEEN IN THE PARENT |
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| INCLUDES MUTATIONS, FORMATION OF THE GAMETES AND SEXUAL REPRODUCTION |
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| TRAITS THAT HELP AN ORGANISM SURVIVE AND REPRODUCE IN A NICHE |
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| WHEN AN ORGANISM NO LONGER EXISTS- THERE ARE NO MORE INDIVIDUALS |
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| SOMETHING AN ORGANISM USES TO BLEND INTO NATURE |
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| ONE SPECIES MAKES IT LOOK LIKE ANOTHER SPECIES SO THE THIRD SPECIES IS DECEIVED |
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| WHEN THE MODEL ORGANISM IS VENOMOUS OR DANGEROUS AND THE MIMIC IS NOT DANGEROUS |
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| WHEN ONE SPECIES IS EVOLVED TO LOOK LIKE ANOTHER-THE MIMICRY BENIFITS BOTH |
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| WHEN ONE SPECIES LOOKS INVITING TO ANOTHER SPECIES WHEN IT REALLY ISN'T I.E A FROG WITH A SPECIAL INVITING HORN |
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| INHERITED BEHAVIORS OF A SPECIES THAT MAKES ITS MEMBERS BETTER SUITED TO THEIR ENVIRONMENT |
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