Evolution - The changing of a species over many generations, Charles Darwin Theory - Survival of the Fittest and Natural Selection, Survival of the Fittest - The organisms that survive and reproduce pass on their traits to offspring, which makes them better to survive an environment, Adaptation - A feature of an organism that changes to better survive a changed environment, Genetic Variation - The differences that exist between individual of a specfici species, Analogous Structures - Structures of different species that function the same but are built differently, Comparative Embryology - Compares and contrasts embryos of different species, Population - Group of individuals of the same species that live in a particular area , Jean Baptiste Lamarck's Theory - Changes that occur within an organism's life can be passed on to their offspring, Mutation - Achange in an organism’s DNA that may cause changes within the organism, Natural Selection - Nature selects which traits become more advantageous for the survival of a species, Homologous Structures - Structures of different organisms that are built the same but have a different function, Vestigial Structures - Anatomical feature or behavior that seems to have no purpose in an organism's current form,

Unit 5 - Evolution

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