1. | The process through which members of a species survive and reproduce at a higher rate than other species | A. | Speciation | |
2. | The evolution of a new species from an existing species | B. | Darwin | |
3. | A British naturalist who published what would become the basis of the modern theory of evolution | C. | Natural Selection | |
4. | In the 1800's, a French scientist named Jean Baptiste de Lamarck proposed a model of how life evolves | D. | Adaption | |
5. | When a female salmon lays several thousand egg, but only a few of them will hatch and survive | E. | Variation | |
6. | The process in which species change over time | F. | Adaptation | |
7. | Within a species there are natural differences in traits of organisms | G. | Early Ideas | |
8. | A characteristic that makes a species able to survive and reproduce in a particular environment | H. | Overproduction | |
9. | An inherited trait that gives an organism an advantage in its particular environment | I. | Evolution |
C | 1. | The process through which members of a species survive and reproduce at a higher rate than other species | A. | Speciation |
A | 2. | The evolution of a new species from an existing species | B. | Darwin |
B | 3. | A British naturalist who published what would become the basis of the modern theory of evolution | C. | Natural Selection |
G | 4. | In the 1800's, a French scientist named Jean Baptiste de Lamarck proposed a model of how life evolves | D. | Adaption |
H | 5. | When a female salmon lays several thousand egg, but only a few of them will hatch and survive | E. | Variation |
I | 6. | The process in which species change over time | F. | Adaptation |
E | 7. | Within a species there are natural differences in traits of organisms | G. | Early Ideas |
F | 8. | A characteristic that makes a species able to survive and reproduce in a particular environment | H. | Overproduction |
D | 9. | An inherited trait that gives an organism an advantage in its particular environment | I. | Evolution |