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The permanent elimination of an entire group of organisms, usually a species
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The comparison of similar features in developing organisms between conception and birth
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Russian scientist whose radical experiment in fox breeding showed how domestication can occur
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Remains of organisms that have mineralized over millions of years
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The term Darin used to identify the pressure that changed organisms over time as their environments changed
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Species develop together with features that each benefit the other as they evolve
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An animal that is a member of a wild species that has been conditioned to tolerate humans
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Type of evolution when organisms develop different features form a common ancestral feature
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Archipelago most commonly associated as the birthplace of Darwin's theory
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A type of genetic drift when a species' population is greatly reduced, increasing the impact
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Changes in organisms caused by modification of gene expression rather than mutation
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