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  1. 4. Scientist who proposed the theory of evolution through natural selection.
  2. 5. The process by which two or more species influence each other's evolution.
  3. 7. Evidence of evolution in the form of similarities in biochemical structures in different organisms.
  4. 13. The structure of DNA that carries genetic information.
  5. 15. Slow and gradual evolutionary change.
  6. 17. The geographical distribution of different species that have a common ancestor.
  7. 18. The science that studies the classification of living things
  8. 19. Factors that influence natural selection, such as food availability and predators.
  9. 21. Genetic changes that lead to better adaptation.
  10. 22. The process of evolution that occurs due to random changes in allele frequencies.
  11. 24. evolution The process of evolution that results in species that are similar because of adaptation to the same environment.
  12. 30. Similar embryonic structures in different species, evidence of a common ancestor.
  13. 32. The process of gradual change in living things over a long period of time.
  14. 33. Genetic variation within a population.
  15. 34. The study of the inheritance of traits.
  16. 35. Large changes in the scale of evolution, such as the emergence of new species.
  17. 36. The theory of evolution that states that living things that are used frequently will develop, while those that are not used will shrink.
  18. 39. Adaptive changes in organisms to survive in their environment.
  19. 40. Similar body structures due to common ancestry.
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  1. 1. Genetic changes that are unfavorable and can reduce survival.
  2. 2. The process by which species develop different traits due to geographic isolation.
  3. 3. Rapid evolutionary change in a short time.
  4. 6. Scientist who supported Darwin's theory of evolution with a similar theory of natural selection.
  5. 8. Changes in allele frequencies in a population from generation to generation.
  6. 9. Organs that have different functions but the same basic structure.
  7. 10. Genetic changes that are neutral and do not affect survival.
  8. 11. The evolutionary process that produces similarities between different species due to adaptation to the same environment.
  9. 12. evolution The process of evolution that results in increasingly simple body organs.
  10. 14. The process of evolution that occurs due to random mating in a population.
  11. 16. The process of forming new species.
  12. 20. Organs that have the same function but different basic structures.
  13. 23. selection The process by which organisms that are better able to adapt will survive and reproduce.
  14. 25. The process of evolution that results in increasingly complex body organs.
  15. 26. Branch of biology that studies fossils.
  16. 27. Remains of past organisms that help study evolution.
  17. 28. evolution The process of evolution that results in species that are very different from their ancestors.
  18. 29. Evidence of evolution in the form of body organs that no longer function.
  19. 31. The evolutionary process that produces diversity of species from a common ancestor.
  20. 37. Changes in genetic material (DNA) that can be inherited.
  21. 38. Body structures that have the same function but different evolutionary origins.