copingwithclimateA thick fatlayer is anadaptationfor thisescapingpredatorsQuills ofporcupinesare anadaptationfor thisevolutionThe gradualchange in aspecies overtimespeciesA group of similarorganisms thatcan mate witheach other andproduce fertileoffspringseeddispersalWings onmaple seedsare anadaptationfor thisfindinga mateThe dance ofthe bird ofparadise isan adaptationfor thisvariationAny differencebetweenindividuals ofthe samespecieswarningcolorationBright flashycolors tell otherorganisms thatthey arepoisonous anddangerousmimicryOne speciesis similar inappearanceto another.homologousstructuresSimilarstructures thatrelated specieshave inheritedfrom a commonancestordisruptivecolorationColor patterns thatbreak up a solidoutline of ananimal's body thatwill confusepredators.radioactivedatingTechniqueused todetermine theactual age ofa fossilcamouflageAdaptationwhereby thecolor or shape ofthe organismblends with itssurroundingsfossilpreservedremains oran organismthat lived inthe pastobtainingfood andwaterSpider websare anadaptationfor thiscommonancestorSimilarities in earlydevelopment andbody structuresuggest thatorganisms evolvedfrom thisrelativedatingTechnique used todetermine which oftwo fossils is olderbased on theposition in a rocklayernaturalselectionThe process bywhich individuals thatare better adaptedare more likely tosurvive andreproduce than othermembers of thesame speciesvestigialstructuresA structure inan organismthat is nolonger useful tothe organismadaptationA trait thathelps onorganismsurvive andreproduceDarwinScientist thatdevelopedthe theory ofnaturalselectioncopingwithclimateA thick fatlayer is anadaptationfor thisescapingpredatorsQuills ofporcupinesare anadaptationfor thisevolutionThe gradualchange in aspecies overtimespeciesA group of similarorganisms thatcan mate witheach other andproduce fertileoffspringseeddispersalWings onmaple seedsare anadaptationfor thisfindinga mateThe dance ofthe bird ofparadise isan adaptationfor thisvariationAny differencebetweenindividuals ofthe samespecieswarningcolorationBright flashycolors tell otherorganisms thatthey arepoisonous anddangerousmimicryOne speciesis similar inappearanceto another.homologousstructuresSimilarstructures thatrelated specieshave inheritedfrom a commonancestordisruptivecolorationColor patterns thatbreak up a solidoutline of ananimal's body thatwill confusepredators.radioactivedatingTechniqueused todetermine theactual age ofa fossilcamouflageAdaptationwhereby thecolor or shape ofthe organismblends with itssurroundingsfossilpreservedremains oran organismthat lived inthe pastobtainingfood andwaterSpider websare anadaptationfor thiscommonancestorSimilarities in earlydevelopment andbody structuresuggest thatorganisms evolvedfrom thisrelativedatingTechnique used todetermine which oftwo fossils is olderbased on theposition in a rocklayernaturalselectionThe process bywhich individuals thatare better adaptedare more likely tosurvive andreproduce than othermembers of thesame speciesvestigialstructuresA structure inan organismthat is nolonger useful tothe organismadaptationA trait thathelps onorganismsurvive andreproduceDarwinScientist thatdevelopedthe theory ofnaturalselection

Evolution - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A thick fat layer is an adaptation for this
    coping with climate
  2. Quills of porcupines are an adaptation for this
    escaping predators
  3. The gradual change in a species over time
    evolution
  4. A group of similar organisms that can mate with each other and produce fertile offspring
    species
  5. Wings on maple seeds are an adaptation for this
    seed dispersal
  6. The dance of the bird of paradise is an adaptation for this
    finding a mate
  7. Any difference between individuals of the same species
    variation
  8. Bright flashy colors tell other organisms that they are poisonous and dangerous
    warning coloration
  9. One species is similar in appearance to another.
    mimicry
  10. Similar structures that related species have inherited from a common ancestor
    homologous structures
  11. Color patterns that break up a solid outline of an animal's body that will confuse predators.
    disruptive coloration
  12. Technique used to determine the actual age of a fossil
    radioactive dating
  13. Adaptation whereby the color or shape of the organism blends with its surroundings
    camouflage
  14. preserved remains or an organism that lived in the past
    fossil
  15. Spider webs are an adaptation for this
    obtaining food and water
  16. Similarities in early development and body structure suggest that organisms evolved from this
    common ancestor
  17. Technique used to determine which of two fossils is older based on the position in a rock layer
    relative dating
  18. The process by which individuals that are better adapted are more likely to survive and reproduce than other members of the same species
    natural selection
  19. A structure in an organism that is no longer useful to the organism
    vestigial structures
  20. A trait that helps on organism survive and reproduce
    adaptation
  21. Scientist that developed the theory of natural selection
    Darwin