Darwin says that natural selection is

According to Darwin, evolution occurs

Darwin’s theory of evolution proposed

“Survival of the fittest” is another way of describing

Which scientist explained evolution by natural variation and natural selection?

The process by which individuals in a population that are best adapted to the environment pass their traits to their offspring is

Which of the following statements is true?

The evolution of beak sizes in Galapagos finches is a response to

Which must be in place within a population in order for the theory of evolution to hold true?

According to natural selection, which of the following results would be considered a beneficial mutation to an organism?

Which is a conclusion drawn from the observed DNA similarities found between apes and chimpanzees?

A mutation occurs in a species of bird that eats seeds. The new mutation shapes the end of the beak in a new way that allows the birds to crack open seeds faster. What will most likely occur with the mutation over time?

Black grasshoppers thrive in the wild, while green grasshoppers grow in limited numbers in the wild and thrive near cultivated land. The two species are eaten by the same predators and compete for the same food source. As more land is converted to fa

Which characteristics of a population would most likely indicate the lowest potential for evolutionary change in the population?

A species of flower lives in an environment that has always had an abundance of rain but is now experiencing less rainfall each year. Which variation within the flower population would be beneficial in terms of natural selection?

Which best illustrates the relationship between variations within a population and natural selection?

How might the fossil record show that an organism changed over time?

What assumption is made during the relative dating of fossils?

All of the following are natural causes of extinction, except--

Relative dating of fossils is different from radioactive dating of fossils because relative dating

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