Natural Selection and Variation
Across
- 2. One of Darwin’s four observations states that more offspring are produced than survive to ______.
- 4. Gene _____ is the movement of genes from one population to another.
- 5. One of Darwin’s four observations stated that characteristics are ______.
- 7. Another name for reproductive isolation is ______ speciation.
- 8. Struggle for ______.
- 10. Reproductive isolation is a form of ______ isolation.
- 14. A species is defined as a group of interbreeding populations that are ______ isolated from other groups.
- 15. Darwin and Alfred ______ proposed similar theories
- 17. Lamarck proposed that ______ characteristics were inherited.
- 19. This type of natural selection occurs when selective pressures favour the two extremes of a characteristic.
- 21. What animal is used to explain Lamarck’s theory?
- 23. The name given to mutations that cause death
- 24. This causes variation. It can be harmful, beneficial or neutral.
- 27. Genetic ______ brings together new combinations of genes
Down
- 1. One of Darwin’s four observations detailed that individuals within a species differ from each other.
- 3. One of Darwin’s four observations states that populations are fairly ______ in size.
- 6. This type of natural selection occurs when the environment changes.
- 9. This type of mutation is the only type that will contribute to large scale evolution (_____ - _____).
- 11. This isolation occurs when a population becomes divided by a physical barrier such as water, mountains, desert, etc.
- 12. This type of natural selection occurs when the environment does not change.
- 13. Another name for geographical isolation is ______ speciation.
- 16. Survival of the ______.
- 18. Charles ______ first proposed natural selection.
- 20. The development of a new species.
- 22. ______ Selection.
- 25. Variation is the differences in ______ of genes.
- 26. This type of mutation will not be passed on to offspring.
- 27. Book title – 'On the Origin of ______ by means of natural selection, or the preservation of favoured races in the struggle for life'.