Let's Practice A. Fill in the table below. Identify who said what. (Darwin, Lamarck, or Both) Darwin, Lamarck, or CONCEPT IDEA Both? 1. There is variation within a species. 2. Organisms can only pass on traits they are born with. 3. The environment had something to do with why organisms changed. 4. Parents can pass on changes made in their lifetime to their offspring. 5. Organisms cannot become extinct. 6. Natural selection 7. Acquired characteristics 8. Body structures develop because they are used extensively. 9. In nature, the organisms with desirable characteristics may survive while those with weaker traits may not. 10 Org ans that are not used may dis apnear while organs

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A. Fill in the table below. Identify who said what. (Darwin, Lamarck, or Both)
Darwin, Lamarck, or
CONCEPT IDEA
Both?
1. There is variation within a species.
2. Organisms can only pass on traits they are born with.
3. The environment had something to do with why
organisms changed.
4. Parents can pass on changes made in their lifetime to
their offspring.
5. Organisms cannot become extinct.
6. Natural selection
7. Acquired characteristics
8. Body structures develop because they are used
extensively.
9. In nature, the organisms with desirable characteristics
may survive while those with weaker traits may not.
10. Organs that are not used may disappear while organs
that are constantly used may develop.
Transcribed Image Text:Let's Practice A. Fill in the table below. Identify who said what. (Darwin, Lamarck, or Both) Darwin, Lamarck, or CONCEPT IDEA Both? 1. There is variation within a species. 2. Organisms can only pass on traits they are born with. 3. The environment had something to do with why organisms changed. 4. Parents can pass on changes made in their lifetime to their offspring. 5. Organisms cannot become extinct. 6. Natural selection 7. Acquired characteristics 8. Body structures develop because they are used extensively. 9. In nature, the organisms with desirable characteristics may survive while those with weaker traits may not. 10. Organs that are not used may disappear while organs that are constantly used may develop.
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