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Unit 7: Evolution IntroDoc

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14 questions
Watch this introductory video.
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Watch this short video about the “ingredients” for natural selection.
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Question 5
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What three things MUST occur for natural selection to happen? (Use complete sentences)

Watch this video about adaptation.
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Click this link and examine these tiles (the ones NOT marked out):
Ancestry of Land Plants, Mouth or Butt First?, Tiktaalik, The Ant-Wasp, and Dino-Birds.

For each tile, list the type(s) of evidence used by scientists when studying the evolution of organisms.
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Question 1
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If organisms survive and reproduce at higher rates, they have higher _____.

Question 2
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Name two sources of variation in populaions:

Question 3
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Question 4
4.

Explain your answer for the question above.

Question 6
6.

Why do some populations of organisms look similar over long periods of time?

Question 7
7.

Give an example from the video for question 6.

Question 8
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Why do some populations of organisms look different over time?

Question 9
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Give an example from the video for question 8.

Question 10
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Question 11
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Question 12
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Question 13
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Question 14
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Traits that vary in populations can be neutral, negative, or positive. Which is/are likely to increase in frequency in populations?
Positive (will increase)
Neutral (will persist)
Negative (will decrease)
Positive and/or Neutral
Ancestry of Land Plants?
molecular (DNA/genes/proteins)
common characteristics
anatomical structures
embryo development
fossils
Mouth or Butt First
molecular (DNA/genes/proteins)
common characteristics
anatomical structures
embryo development
fossils
Tiktaalik
molecular (DNA/genes/proteins)
common characteristics
anatomical structures
embryo development
fossils
The Ant-Wasp
molecular (DNA/genes/proteins)
common characteristics
anatomical structures
embryo development
fossils
Dino-Birds
molecular (DNA/genes/proteins)
common characteristics
anatomical structures
embryo development
fossils