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Adaptations, competition, natural selection and evolution
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I can explain what fossils are and how they provide evidence that species change over time.
I can describe key events in the history of Earth and distinguish between billions, millions and thousands of years ago.
I can describe the adaptations of some species that make them well suited to survive in their environment.
I can describe resources that organisms have to compete for and explain how adaptations can be helpful.
I can describe examples of different types of variation that can and cannot be passed on to an organism’s offspring.
I can explain how variation and competition lead to the natural selection of individuals with the most helpful characteristics.
I can use a model of natural selection to make predictions about how a population will change over time.
I can explain the theory of evolution by natural selection.
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