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Biology Paper 2
Variation and Evolution
Evolution by Natural Selection
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What should you be able to describe by the end of the video?
What's meant by
evolution
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How does evolution take place according to the video?
Through
natural selection
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How many different species of animals and plants are estimated to exist on Earth?
Nearly
9 million
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What percentage of species that have ever lived on Earth are currently extinct?
99%
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How long ago did life first develop on Earth?
More than
3 billion
years ago
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What were the first life-forms on Earth described in the video?
Very simple, such as
single cells
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What is the process called where all species of living things have evolved from simple life forms?
Evolution
by
natural selection
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What is an example of genetic variation mentioned in the video?
Rabbits
having different combinations of
alleles
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If the environment gets colder, which rabbits are more likely to survive?
Rabbits
with
alleles
for thicker fur
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What happens to the alleles for thicker fur over many generations?
They
become
more
common
in the
rabbit
population
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What advantage do rabbits with better eyesight or hearing have when a predator moves into the area?
They are more likely to
detect
the predator
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What is the definition of evolution as stated in the video?
The change in
inherited
characteristics of a population over time through
natural selection
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What occurs when two populations of one species become so different that they can no longer interbreed?
They become
two separate species
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What is an example of two different species of rabbits mentioned in the video?
Normal-sized rabbits
and
pygmy rabbits
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Why can't pygmy rabbits breed successfully with normal-sized rabbits?
Because
they are so small
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What is the process of natural selection?
Variation exists within a
population
Certain traits provide advantages in survival
Individuals with
advantageous
traits are more likely to survive and reproduce
Beneficial traits are passed on to
offspring
Over
generations
, these traits become more common in the population
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What are the implications of speciation in evolution?
Leads to
biodiversity
Results in the formation of new species
Can occur due to environmental changes or
genetic divergence
Affects
ecosystems
and evolutionary pathways
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What resources can be used to study evolution by natural selection further?
Vision world book
Online resources and videos
Scientific literature
on evolution
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