Scientist that presented evidence that evolution happens and gave an explanation of how it happens:

A change in the inherited characteristics of a population (species) over time is called:

Process when breeders select individuals that have desirable traits that can be inherited by offspring

Individuals that have traits that allow them to survive in their environment and pass those traits to their offspring is called:

Structures that are embryologically similar, but have different functions are called:

Which of the following is not evidence for evolution:

Bones or organs in an animal that have no apparent function but does have a function in another similar animal (examples: snakes have tiny pelvic and limb bones and humans have a tail bone) are called:

Refers to changes in the genes of populations:

Which process is not associated with microevolution:

Pattern of macroevolution when species living in similar environments evolve similar adaptations:

Pattern of macroevolution when two or more species that live in close contact may affect how each species evolves:

Movement of individuals into, out of, or between populations that can change the numbers and types of alleles

Term that refers to all members of a lineage dying off or failing to reproduce:

This diagram is called a: