GCSE Biology - Evolution
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All 15 questions in this deck
- Describe the process of natural selection.
- What is the biological definition of evolution?
- Who were the key scientists behind the theory of evolution?
- What are fossils and how do they evidence evolution?
- Why is the fossil record incomplete?
- Define the term speciation.
- How does antibiotic resistance provide evidence for evolution?
- State three primary causes of species extinction.
- Name the seven levels of the Linnaean classification system.
- What is the binomial naming system?
- What are the three domains proposed by Carl Woese?
- Why was the three-domain system introduced?
- Distinguish between continuous and discontinuous variation.
- What are the two main causes of phenotypic variation?
- Explain the process of selective breeding.
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