EVOLUTION

4. - THE MOVEMENT OF GENES FROM ONE GENERATION TO THE NEXT
7. - PRESERVED REMAINS OF AN ORGANISM
8. - DESCRIBES THE DEVELOPMENT OF THR NEW SPECIES
11. - REFERS TO A GROUP OF ORGANISMS THAT SHARE SIMMILAR CHARACTERISTICS AND INTERBREED
12. - MAY BE HOMOLOGOUS, ANALOGOUS, OR VESTIGAL
14. - EVOLUTION IN WHICH CLOSELY RELATED SPECIES MOVE TO NEW HABITATS BECAUSE OF DIVERGING LIFESTYLES,PRODUCING DIFFERENT SPECIES ALL TOGETHER
15. - SMALLER BODY STRUCTURES THAT ARE OFTEN UNUSED
17. - REFERS TO AN ORGANISM IN IT'S EARLY STAGES OF DEVELOPMENT
19. - WHEN THE NUMBER OF OFFSPRING IS GREATER THAN THE AVAILABLE RESOURCES NEEDED FOR THEM TO SURVIVE
20. - THE LOSS OF AN ENTIRE SPECIES

1. - EVOLUTION IN WHICH GROUPS OF INITIALLY DISTANT RELATED ORGANISMS EVOLVE SIMILAR STRUCTURES TO ADAPT TO SIMMILAR HABITAT OR WAY OF LIFE
2. - SIMILAR FUNCTIONS BUT DIFFERNT ANATOMY
3. - SIMILAR STRUCTURES BUT DIFFERENT FUNCTIONS
5. - WHEN MEMBERS OF A SPECIES ARE SUDDENLY SEPERATED FROM THE REST OF IT'S POPULATION
6. - CREDITED FOR DEVELOPING THE THEORY OF NATURAL SELECTION
9. - A POPULATION MOVES FROM IT'S PRESENT HABITAT TO ANOTHER
10. - THE SURVIVAL AND REPRODUCTION OF ORGANISMS THAT CAN ADAPT BEST TO THEIR SURROUNDINGS
13. - TWO OR MORE SPECIES CAN EQUALLY INFLUENCE ONE ANOTHER'S EVOLUTIONARY DIRECTION
16. - KNOWN FOR HIS THEORY OF INHERITANCE OF ACQUIRED CHARACTERISTICS
18. - USED TO REFER TO ANY CHANGE IN THE GENETIC COMPOSTION OF A POPULATION