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When two different species transfer genetic information from one to another possibly creating more variants.

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The change over time in DNA and RNA.

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The theory that all embryos start as the same and can change but they don't.

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A simple organ or structure.

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Where different species will have the same type of bone or muscle grouping.

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The possibility the the species will not produce offspring or that the genes will change.

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Where two animals of the same species share genes to produce offspring.

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Where species that are very different evolve into the same type of animal.

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When different species change in a similar type of way.

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Tracking back species to their common ancestor. One species divide into two different species.

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A mistake in DNA causing a variation in the organism by either adding, deleting or moving around genes or chromosomes.

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Natural selection is a theory by Charles Darwin in which a species will live or die based on its adaptations.

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Micro-evolution is evolution through a single species or population while Macro-evolution extends through multiple species.
Micro (Small)
MACRO (Large)

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http://evolution.berkeley.edu/evolibrary/article/0_0_0/evoscales_01

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The Difference Between Micro-evolution and Macro-evolution 

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The Difference Between Micro-evolution and Macro-evolution 

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Variation: Mutation

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Inheritance: DNA and sex selection

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Selection: Selection and Genetic Drift

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Time: Migration/Gene Flow