GCSE Biology – Natural selection
Learning Objectives
-I can explain speciation
-I can explain natural selection
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1. Question
What is an allele?
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2. Question
What does reproduction do?
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3. Question
What is speciation?
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4. Question
What process causes speciation?
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5. Question
What process causes changes to phenotypes of a population?
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6. Question
What process causes changes to phenotypes of a population?
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7. Question
What process causes new phenotypes in individuals?
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8. Question
What is natural selection?
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9. Question
Over many generations, what happens to phenotypes of populations?
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10. Question
Over many generations, what happens to phenotypes of organisms?
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11. Question
If conditions are very different, what happens to the phenotype of the two populations?
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12. Question
If conditions are similar, what happens to the phenotype of the two populations?
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13. Question
Why might two populations of the same species have different phenotypes?
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14. Question
Why are phenotypes different if conditions are different?
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15. Question
Why are phenotypes similar if conditions are similar?
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16. Question
A different environment may favour…
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17. Question
If two populations become very different, what can they not do?
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18. Question
If two populations cannot interbreed, what has happened?
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19. Question
Which individuals survive in a population?
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20. Question
Which individuals do not survive in a population?
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21. Question
What do the alive individuals do?
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22. Question
What do parents pass on to the offspring?
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23. Question
What do offspring receive?
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24. Question
Which offspring will survive the longest?
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25. Question
Which offspring will reproduce?