To examine two or more sources or pieces of information to identify similarities and differences.

To assess the reliability, relevance, and validity of sources or evidence to determine how well they support a scientific concept.

Various types of data, research studies, or scientific reports that provide evidence for scientific concepts.

Recurrent trends or regularities observed in data that can support scientific theories, such as evidence for common ancestry and evolution.

The concept that different species share a common ancestor from which they have diverged over time.

The process through which species change over time through genetic variations and natural selection.

Information obtained through observation, experimentation, and direct experience that supports scientific claims.

To share and explain scientific results and evidence clearly and effectively to others.

Data and knowledge derived from scientific research and investigation that supports or refutes scientific theories and concepts.

The process through which organisms with traits better suited to their environment are more likely to survive and reproduce, leading to evolutionary changes in a species.

The change in the genetic makeup of a population over time through processes such as natural selection, mutation, and genetic drift.

Credible and accurate sources of information used to support scientific explanations, such as peer-reviewed studies and reputable research.

The ability of organisms to reproduce and increase their population size, which can contribute to evolutionary changes.

Differences in genetic traits among individuals that can be passed from one generation to the next, arising from mutations and sexual reproduction.

Changes in the DNA sequence of an organism's genome, which can introduce new genetic variations.

he process by which two parent organisms combine their genetic material to produce offspring with a mix of traits from both parents.

The struggle among organisms for resources such as food, water, and shelter, which can drive natural selection.

The increase in the number of organisms with advantageous traits that enhance survival and reproductive success in a given environment.

To develop a detailed and supported account of how a process or phenomenon works, based on evidence and reasoning.

To provide reasons and evidence to support or explain the validity of an explanation or claim.

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