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| Animals that are adapted to their environment are most likely to survive than those who are not adapted to that environment. |
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| a group of organisms that has a common descent from a common ancestor |
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| a process in which something passes to a different stage. change in inherited traits of populations through generations. |
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| to have offspring or produce more individuals |
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| inherited things most likely from family. like a disease, or features |
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| a diagram that shows how scientists think different groups of organisms were formed. |
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| remains of animals, plants, and other organisms in the past. |
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| process of developing a breed over time. |
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| any similarity between charteristics of organisms. |
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| interaction between organisms or species. |
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| descibes homologous characters of organisms that lost original functions through evolution |
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| a theory that explains scientific observations |
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| a population becomes better suites to its habit |
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| He formed the theory of evolution by natural selection |
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| He had the idea that evolution occured and proceded with natural laws |
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| they are in all biological organisms, and are made of of carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and sulphur. |
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| it's when things were formed early |
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| it does the transmission of genetic information. |
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| arranging things into groups by class of category |
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| free-living organisms with diverse nutritional modes. |
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| it's a member of a large group in the kingdom that includes yeast and mold |
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| living organisms belonging to the kingdom plantae |
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| a major group of mostly multicellular, eukaryotic organisms of the kingdom animalia |
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| domain in which something is dominant |
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| the types and kinds of things |
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