Across
- 3. Darwin/ all life was "produced by a simple life filament"
- 6. Variation/ mutations are sources of different traits
- 8. some traits give a selective advantage
- 10. habitats separated
- 11. isolation/ bodies are incompatible for sexual reproduction
- 14. populations have ability to reproduce more individuals than can survive
- 18. a group of individuals tat belong to the same species live in a defined area, and breed with others in the group
- 20. isolation/ differing courtship prevent gene flow
- 21. populations-variations in traits; environmental influence
- 24. flow/ immigration or emigration between 2 or more populations
Down
- 1. extinct glyptodonts- large, similar to armadillo and same region
- 2. changes in environmental conditions that lead to a phenotypic shift in one direction
- 4. changes happening over a long period or time
- 5. drift/ small populations affected by random change
- 7. differences in timing of reproduction
- 9. intermediate forms of the trait are elected against
- 11. body structures
- 12. ex: mating ritual
- 13. small scale changes within a population
- 15. functionality
- 16. Selection/ overpopulation,genetic variation, competition, successful reproduction
- 17. isolation/ early death, sterility, or low survival rates of hybrids
- 19. Lyell/ Theory of uniformity
- 22. mortality/ molecular incompatibilities
- 23. Breeding/ artificial selection
