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Try playing the gravity or matching game! How many were you able to get correct after practicing?

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Identify: Find the key differences between a mold fossil and a cast fossil.

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Analyze: How could geographic isolation lead to a speciation?

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Create: Check out Mission 1, which will allow you to create a model of evolutionary relationships (a cladogram)!

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NOVA Evolution Lab Game | PBS LearningMedia

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Create phylogenetic trees and explore genetic relationships between species with NOVA's Evolution Lab. What could you possibly have in common with a mushroom, or a dinosaur, or even a bacterium? More than you might think. In this Lab, evaluate similarities in the traits and DNA of species, and conduct your own investigations in an open-ended interactive tree of life.

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Develop an argument: Which evidence for evolution is most convincing that evidence occurs?  Support your answer using information from the video.

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Evidence for evolution | Common ancestry and phylogeny | High school biology | Khan Academy

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Connect: How did Darwin's observations lead to his theory of evolution?

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The Theory of Evolution (by Natural Selection) | Cornerstones Education

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Investigate: Which bunny traits/environmental factors allow for the most bunnies to survive?

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Explore how organisms with different traits survive various selection agents within the environment.

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Compare: Which characteristics do species "F" and "E" share?