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| Darwins Theory of Natural Selection |
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| All organisms show variation, organisms produce more than can survive, competition, many different phenotypes, survival of the fittest, organisms change with the change of the environment |
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| any trait that allows an organisms to survive, grow, and reproduce, passing its traits to the next generation |
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| Eras of the Fossil Record |
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| Precambian, Stromatolites, Paleozoic, Mesozoic, Cenozoic |
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| replicates all on its own |
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| What do globin molecules carry? |
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| Which group has hemoglobin similar to humans? |
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| Which group has the least similar hemoglobin to humans? |
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| adaptive melanism caused by alteration of the natural environment in terms of industrial pollution |
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| structures that share a basic pattern but are used for different functions |
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| one species resembles another in a deceptive way |
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| animal adapts in such a way to camouflag itself by blending in with the surroundings |
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| Structures that have no present function, but may have had function earlier |
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| Chronology of Primate Evolution |
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| afarensis, boisei, erectus, neanderthalensis, sapiens |
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