Earth science: life over time and species change over time

Fossils

are the remains of organisms preserved in the earth

Trace fossil

Fossils that show ecidence of activity (footprints or droppings

Cast fossil

Was a mold fossil then over time sediments filled thee mold and produces a full version of the mold

Mold fossil

Fossils that shows an impression of the organism

True form fossil

Fossils that show the Arianism in its original state and has been petrified over time

Fossils can be preserved in

Rock or sediment, ice, amber, tar

Relative dating

One fossil is compared to another fossil the age tells you whether it was formed before or after the other one

Absolute dating

Tells when the fossil was formed scientists measure radioactivity or carbon (test the amount of carbon or radioactivity is left in the fossil

Creationists

They believe that the earth is between 6000-6500 years old

Evolutionist

They believe the earth is millions even billions years old

Unicellular organisms

are organisms made up of a single cell

Multicellular

are living things made up of many cells

Extinction

a species family or other larger groups having no living members left alive on earth

Permian extinction

they believe that the earth's land masses separated it changed the climate on land

Cretaceous estinction

a meteorite collided with the earth killing all the Dinos

Evolution

refers to the process through which species change over time the change results in the genetic material of an organism and is passed from one generation to the next

Biological evolution

is the change of one kind of organism into another organism over many generations

Who was the first to propose a model of how life evolves

Jean baptistery Lamarck

Charles Darwin

scientist that studied fossils rock formation he took a 5 year voyage and studied variations of animals and plants

He proposed a Theory called

The theory of natural selection

The theory ofnatural selection

members of a species that are best suited to their environment survive and reproduce at a higher rate than other members of the species

Isolation

He proposed that isolation or other geological barriers