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Pinky- Population Shrinkage
Ring-No random mating
middle- Mutations
index- gene flow
thumb-natural selection

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We broke down phylogentetic trees, and learned about the differences in species that make the related to other species.

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In this lab we found the kind of jelly beans based on its physical appearance, and sorted them into their ''species"'

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Name: _______________________ Date: _____________ Period: _________ Jelly Bean Lab: Classifying using Dichotomous Keys Introduction: Scientists use classification keys to find or create names of living organisms. In this activity you will use a dichotomous key to find names of jelly beans. The key starts with numbered choices. As you decipher the characteristics of the jelly bean, answer the questions as you move through the key. Remember to always start with number one and then move to the number indicated by the correct characteristic. The great thing about this activity is you get to eat the jellybeans and see if you have correctly named them! Materials per group: 10 jelly beans in a cup per group, 1 cup, 1classification key, and a few brain cells & taste buds. Procedures: 1. Wash your hands and clean your desk before beginning the lab. 2. Pick a bean and start with #1 on the dichotomous key. 3. In your data table, list the numbers you follow to identify the flavor of the jelly bean.

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Jelly Bean Lab - Name Date Period Jelly Bean Lab Classifying using Dichotomous Keys Introduction Scientists use classification keys to find or create | Course Hero

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Name: _______________________ Date: _____________ Period: _________ Jelly Bean Lab: Classifying using Dichotomous Keys Introduction: Scientists use classification keys to find or create names of living organisms. In this activity you will use a dichotomous key to find names of jelly beans. The key starts with numbered choices.

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In this lab we artificially created an environment in witch we were birds picking out the most colorful beads (bugs) from a grass mat. Only the black and green beads were not picked out meaning that they were naturally selected for that environment.

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A species of mouse has evolved to blend in better on patches of dark colored rocks

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Natural Selection and the Rock Pocket Mouse — HHMI BioInteractive Video

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Animals chose mates based on certain quality such as size, strength or color.

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The father of evolution, came up with the theory of evolution.

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Survival of the fittest, only animals that survive into adulthood can spread their genetics.

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A change in an organism to better suit its environment.

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History of life shown by fossils

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The change in the genetic code of an organism.

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Parts of an organism that once had a function but are now unnecessary or can no longer function

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Parts of an organism that have similar function but are different structure.

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Parts of an organism that have similar structure but different function.
example, the leg of a dog and a bird wing.

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The change in any given species over time.