
Natural Selection
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Stefan Mejia-Ott
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Natural Selection: How Does it Work?
By Stefan Mejia-Ott
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Evolution results from a process called natural selection.
Natural Selection!
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Natural selection is a process in which organisms better suited to their environment are able to survive and reproduce more offspring
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These favorable traits and characteristics are then passed on to their babies through a process called inheritance.
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Multiple Choice
Evolution is the result of a process called ____________
Natural Selection
Artificial Selection
Survival of the Weakest
Supernatural Selection
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Multiple Choice
According to natural selection, organisms more suited to their environment are better able to
Sleep
Survive
Perish
Migrate
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Multiple Choice
The process of passing down favorable traits to one's offspring is called
Artificial Selection
Mutations
Evolution
Inheritance
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The process of natural selection happens when an individual’s genes become different in some way from the genes of others of its kind.
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Differences in genes cause differences in an individual’s traits—such as how it looks or its behavior.
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Multiple Choice
Natural selection happens when an individual's genes ______________ from the genes of other members of its species.
Become different
Stay the same
Become separated
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Multiple Choice
Differences in genes can cause differences in __________ (Choose the best answer).
Mutations
RNA
Appearance
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Changes in genetic material are called mutations.
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Mutations can occur at any time during an organism’s life span.
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Mutations can be inherited or happen randomly. They can also be caused by environmental factors such as too much sunlight.
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Multiple Choice
Changes in genetic material are called _____________
Mutations
RNA
Genes
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Multiple Choice
Mutations can be inherited or be
Chosen by the individual organism
Caused by environmental factors
Refused at any time
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Most changes in genes either harm the individual or do not matter much.
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But some changes help an individual to survive and reproduce.
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For example, an animal may have better vision or faster legs. These traits may help it find food and avoid its enemies.
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Multiple Choice
True or False? All changes in genes are harmless.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Some changes in genes can help organisms _____
Survive
Mutate
Rest
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