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1 2 Describe Charles Darwin s Theory of. Charles Darwin studied many new species and their adaptations. On which group of islands did he complete most of his research? 3 4 On the Galapagos Islands, Darwin observed that finches had different shaped beaks depending on which island they lived on. What did Darwin conclude about the beaks of the finches? What is the term used to describe a characteristic that helps an organism survive in its environment and reproduce? Long neck

5 6 What is the term used to describe a behavioral pattern that an animal is born with? List one example. Teaching a dog to roll over for a treat is an example of which type of behavioral pattern? 7 8 Instinct or Learned Behavior? A bird building a nest. Instinct or Learned Behavior? A lizard becoming ill after eating a poisonous insect.

9 10 What is the term used to describe a behavioral pattern that occurs when an animal greatly reduces their activity during the winter? Many types of birds will fly south for the winter. What term describes this journey? 11 12 Why do animals such as a hedgehog hibernate during the cold winter months? Why do many different species migrate each year?

13 14 A walking stick insect blends in with its environment. What term describes this adaptation? How does camouflage benefit an organism? 15 16 What is the term used to describe when one organism tries to look like or resemble another organism? The Monarch butterfly is foul tasting and poisonous to many birds if eaten. Why do you think the Viceroy butterfly mimics the Monarch s color pattern?

17 18 An organism that naturally hunts another organism for food is called a? An organism that is hunted and killed by another organism for food is called? 19 20 What adaptation would help a frog both catch its prey and avoid its predators? Why do some organisms like fish and amphibians produce many more offspring than other organisms?

21 22 The disappearance of all members of a species is called. A. migration B. hibernation C. niche D. extinction Raccoons living in cities have learned to open lids of garbage cans. This is an example of an animal. A. behavioral adaptation B. structural adaptation C. physiological adaptation D. selectively breeding 23 24 Describe what might happen if an organism s one main food source disappears. List one organism and describe all of its adaptations.

25 26 What is a structural adaptation? List or describe an example. What is a behavioral adaptation? List or describe an example. 27 28 What is a physiological adaptation? List or describe an example. Identify the picture below as a structural, behavioral, or physiological adaptation. Puffing up when threatened

29 30 Identify the picture below as a structural, behavioral, or physiological adaptation. Identify the picture below as a structural, behavioral, or physiological adaptation. Produces poison to secrete from skin Sharp teeth 31 32 Identify the picture below as a structural, behavioral, or physiological adaptation. Identify the picture below as a structural, behavioral, or physiological adaptation. Long legs Dances to attract a mate

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