5. Why is the sequence of DNA very similar in some groups of organisms but not in others?
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9. Some thought that you would gain or lose features if you overused or didn't use them,
10. PROVEN TO BE WRONG!Photo courtesy of ucumari, creative commons, flickr
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12. He traveled the world and made observations and sketches of many species
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14. Finch, photo courtesy of stirwise, flickr, creative commons Giant tortoise, photo courtesy of Planetgordon, flickr creative commons
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16. He concluded that the finches all came from one ancestral species and evolved into many new speciesCactus finch, photo courtesy of zrim, flickr creative commons
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20. During a particularly hot year, food became less abundant (competition), blobs that had the ability to dig into the soil to get food had a better chance of survival. Many blobs died that year…….
21. The ones that survived mated and passed their genes to the next generation. (reproduction)
22. The next generation had move blobs with the pointed noses. That is NATURAL SELECTION. Variation Competition Survival Reproduction
30. Direct observation of species change Bacteria become resistant to antibiotics Wolves were bred over many generations to become dogs (artificial selection) • and then bred further to create a variety of breeds
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32. It is NOT a theory because it does not follow scientific principles (theories require evidence, and must be based on NATURAL PHENOMENON)
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34. Ask your religious leaders what their thoughts are.Also see the National Center for Science Education for a list of statements from a variety of religious groups.