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Variation and Evolution
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 there on Earth?
Nearly 9 million
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What percentage of species that have ever lived on Earth are currently alive?
One percent
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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 as?
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 a good example of genetic variation mentioned in the video?
Rabbits
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How do rabbits demonstrate genetic variation?
They have different combinations of
alleles
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What advantage do rabbits with alleles for thicker fur have in colder environments?
They are more likely to
survive
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What happens to the alleles for thicker fur over many generations in rabbits?
They become more common in the
population
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What happens when a predator, like a fox, moves into the area?
Rabbits with better eyesight or hearing
survive
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What is the result of rabbits with better eyesight or hearing surviving and reproducing?
Alleles
for better eyesight or hearing spread
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What is the definition of evolution provided in the video?
Change in
inherited
characteristics
over
time
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What can happen when two populations of one species become very different?
They can no longer
interbreed
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What is an example of two separate species 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?
They are too different in
phenotype
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What will be covered in more detail in a later video?
Speciation
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Where can you find questions on evolution by natural selection?
In the
vision world book
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