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Which one is not evidence of evolution
 
Myths and legends
 
Comparing Embryology
 
Comparing Homologous Structure
 
DNA
Organisms that are able to survive are more likely to pass their traits onto offspring, which is called
 
survival of the fittest
 
homologous structures
 
vestigial structures
 
embryonic development
The best adapted to their environment is called:
 
The fittest
 
The baddest
 
A humdinger
 
Toast
When no individuals of a species are alive
 
Extinction
 
Embryology
 
Vestigial
The comparison of embryo development of different species.
 
Comparative Embryology
 
Homologous structures
A molecule that contains the genetic instructions an organism needs to develop, live, and reproduce.
 
DNA
 
Carbohydrates
 
Lipids
 
Protein
The traces or remains of a once living organism
 
Fossils
 
Embryos
An organ or body part that appears in different animals and is similar in structure and location, but doesn't necessarily share the same purpose.
 
Homologous Structure
 
Embryology
The gradual change of an entire species over time
 
Evolution
 
Darwin
 
Giraffes
 
Alfred Russel Wallace
The differences between the individuals in a species. Example: eye color, skin color, hair color
 
Variation
 
Evolution
 
Natural selection
 
Darwin
A physical or behavioral trait that helps an organism survive and reproduce in its environment
 
Adaptation
 
Genes
 
Chromosomes
 
Embryos
A change in the DNA sequence of a gene
 
Mutation
 
Chromosome
 
Phenotype
 
Genotype
Process where organisms with favorable traits are more likely to survive and reproduce
 
Natural Selection
 
Embryology
 
Sloppy joes
 
Vestigial structures
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