Evolution
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by selection
sotentialoverproductionofoffspring
variationinthe
genetic pop
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inthepopovertime
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natural Selection
itterentialsurvival reproductionofindividualsw favorabletraitsin
necurrentenviornment
survivalofthe fittest
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reproductive mate
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nicheresourceandhabitat
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nechangeintreaofaninheritedtraitin apopovertime
donotevolvepopulationsdo
naividuals
ummaryofevolution natural
by selection
sotentialoverproductionofoffspring
variationinthe
genetic pop
a selectivepressure
Differentials urvival treproduction
inthepopovertime
favorablevariationsincrease
natural Selection
itterentialsurvival reproductionofindividualsw favorabletraitsin
necurrentenviornment
survivalofthe fittest
Fittestreferstoabilitytosurviveto agefind
reproductive mate
and reproduce nothow bigorstrongan organism is
Artificialselection
by
roses which b reedplantsor
h umansselectively to traits
animals developparticularphenotypic
an in
result astounding of in
variation shortp eriod
range phenotypic oftimebeselective
assureismorerapidrintense
iche
speciesrole intheeco
su
tem
dudes
renviorn
musical a can solar
mentalc onditions species toleratetemppercipitation radiationterrain
interactions
ithaswiotherspeciescomppredationmutualism
diurnal
cavitypatternnocturnal phenology
e it fromtheenviornment
sources obtains
nicheresourceandhabitat
undamental
the
that speciescouldtheoretically use
bigger
nicheresourceandhabitatthat
realized thespeciesisactuallyabletousesmallerduetocomp
to
manerdue comp
withinsamespeciesintraspecific
betweenspeciescinterspecific
Specialist 11 Generalist
pecialist Generalist
niche
narrow niche
broad
essadaptablebcofspecialized
needs tomanyenviornments
adaptable
likelyto
more extinct
become tobecomeextinct
nesslikely
of
seaspecificset resources useavarietyoresources
f
ilyaffectedbychangingconditions
as nigh oftolerance
r ange
areanadvantagewhenconditionsaremoreconstant haveanadvantagewhenconditionschange
