Natural Selection Memory Match

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Froggy Jumps Natural Selection Memory MatchOnline version Survival match game by Aniyah Arnold 1 Pair 1: Some beetles in a population are green, and some are brown. a Variation: individuals have different traits. b Environmental pressure: predators affect survival. c Birds prefer eating green beetles because they’re easier to spot. 2 Pair 2: Birds prefer eating green beetles because they’re easier to spot. a Variation: individuals have different traits. b Environmental pressure: predators affect survival. c Better-adapted individuals survive more often. 3 Pair 3: Brown beetles survive longer because they blend in better. a Environmental changes can shift which traits are helpful. b Better-adapted individuals survive more often. c The surviving brown beetles have more babies. 4 Pair 4: The surviving brown beetles have more babies. a Population evolves: helpful traits become more common. b Survival allows organisms to pass on their traits. c Variation: individuals have different traits. 5 Pair 5: Over generations, most beetles become brown. a Survival allows organisms to pass on their traits. b Environmental changes can shift which traits are helpful. c Population evolves: helpful traits become more common. 6 Pair 6 : A wildfire burns the forest floor, turning it lighter. a Over generations, most beetles become brown. b Fitness = traits that help survival in that environment. c Environmental changes can shift which traits are helpful. 7 Pair 7: Card A: Suddenly, a rare beetle with a spotted shell appears. a Environmental pressure: predators affect survival. b Birds prefer eating green beetles because they’re easier to spot. c Mutations create new variations in traits. 8 Pair 8: Food becomes scarce, and beetles compete to survive. a Competition is a key part of natural selection. b Variation: individuals have different traits. c Fitness = traits that help survival in that environment. 9 Pair 9:A fast beetle doesn’t survive because its color is bright a Trait changes happen slowly across many generations. b Beetles do NOT choose to change color. c Fitness = traits that help survival in that environment. 10 Pair 10: Trait changes happen slowly across many generations. a Environmental changes can shift which traits are helpful. b Evolution requires many generations. c A fast beetle doesn’t survive because its color is bright. 11 Pair 11: Beetles do NOT choose to change color. a Beetles do NOT choose to change color. b Individuals don’t evolve — populations do. c Mutations create new variations in traits. 12 Pair 12: Antibiotic-resistant bacteria survive medicine. a A wildfire burns the forest floor, turning it lighter. b Beetles do NOT choose to change color. c Natural selection also explains modern issues like resistance.

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Natural Selection Memory Match

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Natural Selection Memory MatchOnline version

by Aniyah Arnold

Pair 1: Some beetles in a population are green, and some are brown.

Pair 2: Birds prefer eating green beetles because they’re easier to spot.

Pair 3: Brown beetles survive longer because they blend in better.

Pair 4: The surviving brown beetles have more babies.

Pair 5: Over generations, most beetles become brown.

Pair 6 : A wildfire burns the forest floor, turning it lighter.

Pair 7: Card A: Suddenly, a rare beetle with a spotted shell appears.

Pair 8: Food becomes scarce, and beetles compete to survive.

Pair 9:A fast beetle doesn’t survive because its color is bright

Pair 10: Trait changes happen slowly across many generations.

Pair 11: Beetles do NOT choose to change color.

Pair 12: Antibiotic-resistant bacteria survive medicine.