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Fossils provide evidence of past life.
Genetic similarity indicates evolutionary relationships.
Transitional forms illustrate evolutionary changes.
Founder effect leads to allele frequency changes.
Vestigial structures indicate evolutionary history.
Fittest individuals reproduce more successfully.
Adaptation enhances survival chances.
Finches demonstrated variation and adaptation.
Mutations introduce new genetic material.
Analogous structures arise from convergent evolution.
Lower layers typically contain older fossils.
Coloration can affect survival and reproduction.
Genetic analysis reveals evolutionary links.
Directional selection favors one extreme phenotype.
Soft-bodied organisms rarely fossilize.
Homologous structures indicate common descent.
Small populations experience greater genetic drift.
Resistance shows evolution in action.
Vestigial structures reflect evolutionary history.
True; it supports the theory of common descent.
The favored variety will increase in frequency.
Directional selection shifts population traits.
Genome contains all hereditary information.
Gradual change of heritable traits over time.
Bottleneck effect reduces genetic diversity.
Studying developmental patterns provides insights.
Biogeography examines species distribution.
True; genetic variation is necessary for selection.