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You are to  \ncomplete this worksheet on your own.  \n  Speciation  \n  Punctuated Equilibrium  \n  Gradualism   Analogous Structure   Homologous Structure   Vestigial Structure   Convergent Evolution  \n  Divergent Evolution   Natural Selection  \n  Biogeography/Geographic Isolation  \n  Stabilizing Selection   Disruptive Selection  \n  Directional Selection  \n  Reproductive Isolation  \n  Genetic drift  \n  Gene flow   Allele frequency   Gene pool   Variation   Coevolution  \n  Cladogram  \n  Diverge  \n  Converge   Adaptation  \nA. the formation of new and distinct species in the course of evolution  \nB. Differences expressed within a species  \nC. Those individuals that survive better than the others, will pass on their genes to the offspring  \nD. The total number of genes of every individual in an interbreeding population  \nE. Reproduction doesn’t occur because they mate at different times  \nF. Random change of allele frequency when individuals move from one population to another  \nG. Random change of allele frequency within one population  \nH. TWO species that have a partnership or symbiotic relationship evolve together to continue the relationship  \nI. Any change in the traits of an organism that allows it to survive and reproduce more effectively in its environment  \nJ. An organ that served a purpose at one time in an ancestor, but no longer does  \nK. Structures that have different mature forms and functions in different organisms but were derived from the same common ancestor and embryonic tissue  \nL. TWO separate species in different areas evolve to look or behave in a similar manner  \nM. An isolation occurs between two populations of a species and they end up evolving differently into two new species  \nN. Natural selection favors one extreme in a population  \nO. Structures that have different development patterns but have the same function  \nP. Periods of rapid speciation followed by long periods of stasis –no change  \nQ. To move toward something  \nR. Natural selection favors two opposite extremes in a population  \nS. Natural selection gradually changes the features of a species  \nT. To move apart  \nU. Natural selection favors the average in a population  \nV. ONE species evolves into two or more different species  \nW. The percentage of the genes that are a certain allele (type of trait)  \nX. 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