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igneous rock
formed by coolign and solidification of magma or lava
sedimentary rock
formed from the accummulation and cementation of sediments; particles of minerals or organic matter
metamorphic rocks
rocks that have been transformed by pressure , temperature changes, or chemical reactions resulting in new minerals and textures
sedimentary rock stage 1
weathering
sedimentary stage 2
erosion
sedimentary stage 3
transportation
sedimentary 4
deposition
sedimentary 5
burial
sedimentary 6
lithification
Good Enviroments for Fossils
Rivers, lakes, floodplains, deserts and shallow oceans
Body Fossil
bones, teeth and soft tissue
Trace fossil
evidence of an organism's activity, such as footprints, burrows, or nests.
Fossilization 1
death
Fossilization 2
decay
fosilization 3
burial
fosillization 4
permineralization
fosilization 5
erosion
Darwins Big 3
Biological evolution, Natural selection, Common Descent
Natural Selection
Variation, Inheritance, and Differential survival/ reproduction
Artificial Speciation
The process by which new species are created through artificial means, often involving selective breeding or genetic manipulation.
Sexual Selection
A form of natural selection where certain traits increase mating success, influencing the evolution of species.
Genetic drift
Random changes with no advantage; driven by chance rather tha events.
Speciaition
The evolutionary change that divides a group of organisms seperating them into diffferent resulting in evolution of a new species
Character
a trait (shape, gene, or behavior)
Synapomorphy
shared or derived character
Homologus
inherited from a common ancestor
Plesiomorphy
ancesterial trait (passed down trait)
synamorphy
evolved trait
convergent
evolved independently
divergent
evolved frpm a common ancestor