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About: Perfect for a biology class, science fair, or educational workshop, this bingo card dives into the fascinating world of evolution and natural selection. The tone is informative and curious, with terms and concepts that spark discussion about adaptation, biodiversity, and the scientists who have shaped our understanding of life’s history on Earth.
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This Ch 17 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: analogous structures, There is variation within populations., artificial selection, biogeography, Peter and Rosemary Grant, common ancestor, transitional fossil, Charles Darwin, descent with modification, adaptation, embryology, evolution, extinction, favorable, fitness, fossils, fossil record, finch beak sizes, Galapagos Islands, HMS Beagle, homologous structures, James Hutton and Charles Lyell, vestigial structures, Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, Some variations are inherited., biodiversity, molecular biology, traits, mutations, natural selection, species varying over time, Those that survive are more fit for their environment., species varying locally, The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, Thomas Malthus, variations, Not all young produced can survive., Alfred Wallace, acquired characteristics, species varying globally.
This Ch 17 Bingo Cards Game contains following Words or Phrases: analogous structures, There is variation within populations., artificial selection, biogeography, Peter and Rosemary Grant, common ancestor, transitional fossil, Charles Darwin, descent with modification, adaptation, embryology, evolution, extinction, favorable, fitness, fossils, fossil record, finch beak sizes, Galapagos Islands, HMS Beagle, homologous structures, James Hutton and Charles Lyell, vestigial structures, Jean-Baptiste Lamarck, Some variations are inherited., biodiversity, molecular biology, traits, mutations, natural selection, species varying over time, Those that survive are more fit for their environment., species varying locally, The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection, Thomas Malthus, variations, Not all young produced can survive., Alfred Wallace, acquired characteristics, species varying globally.