Fathers of Evolution - Charles Darwin and Charles Wallace, Homologous Structure - Same structure, different function. Shows a common ancestor but change has occurred., Vestigial Structure - Anatomical structures with No current use , Evolution - Change over time, Natural Selection - The process where certain traits are favored by the environment and those with them are more fit., Adaptations - Change in an organism in order to increase its survival rate, Camouflage - adaptation of blending in with the environment, Species - Organisms with similar traits that can successfully reproduce, Geographic Speciation - major isolated land areas and island groups often evolved their own distinct plant and animal communities., Embryology - similar features during development show common ancestry, DNA Evidence - Amino Acid chain similarities provide evidence of how different species are related., Fossil Record - evidence of long-term evolutionary changes, documenting the past existence of species that are now extinct, intermediate fossils - "in-between" forms of animals compared to present-day species, example of homologous structure - human arm and whale flipper, example of vestigial structure - wisdom teeth and tailbone in humans ,

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