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Was Charles Darwin's book 'On the Origin of Species' accepted by everyone right away?
No, no one believed his theories.
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Describe some advantageous traits to avoid getting eaten by a predator?
long legs to run fast, stripes, camouflage, etc
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From which continent did all humans originate?
Africa
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Name the naturalist who established the modern theory of evolution.
Charles Darwin
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Scientists believe that the first ancestors of humans are from Africa: True or False.
True
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Natural process of biological changes.
Evolution
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What is Charles Darwin known for?
Identifying how evolution has affected species changing them or let them extinct.
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When did Homo sapiens first appear?
About 200,000 years ago
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What is the meaning of Homo Erectus?
The man that could walk straight.
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What species is our oldest ancestor: Homo habilis, Australopithecus, or Homo sapiens?
Australopithecus
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If you study fossils, what type of scientist are you?
Paleontologist
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Who is Lucy?
The oldest fossil we have found of hominid evolution.
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Describe one advantageous trait of a giraffe.
A giraffe's long neck is an advantageous trait. It allows the animal to reach food from high in the trees.
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