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The difference between Microevolution and Macroevolution.
Microevolution: Evolutionary change within a species over a short period of time. (Ex; pesticide resistance, herbicide resistance, and antibiotic resistance by natural selection)
Macroevolution: Major evolutionary change applied to taxonomic groups over a long period of time. (Ex; a species that splits in two, or changes completely over time).

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The process of change in the sequence of molecules (DNA, RNA, and proteins in generations).

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Period 7

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The development of an organism expresses all intermediate forms of its ancestors throughout evolution.

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A structure in humans that corresponds with an organ in ancestral animals.

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An organ or bone that appears in different animals that is similar in a form or function.

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Variation in genotypes in a small population (later leading to disappearance of genes due to death or not reproducing).

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When one sex looks for certain characteristics in the other sex for mating purposes.

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Divergent, Parallel, and Convergent Evolution

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Divergent, Parallel, and Convergent Evolution

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Divergent: Accumulation of differences between species that lead to the formation of new species.
Parallel: The development of a similar trait in some-what related species.
Convergent: Unrelated species evolve to have similar body forms, coloration, and adaption.

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The transfer of genes from one population to another.

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A change in the genial structure that was caused by the alteration, deletion, insertion, or rearrangements of DNA bases.

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Charles Darwin's discovery: Survival of the Fittest. Organisms with features least susceptible to elements in their environment tend to live longer and pass on those features to offspring.

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V: Variation (mutation)
I: Inheritance (DNA and sexual selection)
S: Selection (genetic drift
T: Time (migration and gene flow)