Darwin's Voyage

The process of change over time is 

• fossilization
• biodiversity 
• evolution
• geology

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Darwin observed that different habitats within a local area contained animal species that were

• different yet closely related
• exactly the same
• similar but always varied in color
• completely different

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During Darwins voyage he noticed that similar habitats in different parts of the world contained

• the same plants and animals.
• different but ecologically similar plants and animals
• ecologically different organisms.
• the same fossils

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Darwin drew support for his theory of evolution from the observation that fossils 

• belong to species that are now extinct.
• of dinosaurs prove that dinosaurs once existed on Earth
• share common ancestors
• of some extinct animals are similar to living species

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Who was the naturalist that traveled the world to study plants and animals?

• Albert Einstein
• Charles Darwin
• Charles Barkley
• Isaac Newton

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When an organism completely dies out, it is called.....

• Adaption
• Extinction
• Fossilization
• Mutation

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Darwin's expedition took how many years?

• 3
• 4
• 5
• 6

Darwin's expedition was called the Voyage of the _________.

• Titanic
• Beagle

Remains of ancient organisms are called

• Extinctions
• Fossils
• Mutations
• Variations

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The linear graph above represents a hypothesis which states that organisms change slowly over a long period of time.

• Gradualism

• Punctuated Equilibrium

• Convergent Evolution

• Co-Evolution

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