Change Over Time & Classification Notes, PowerPoint & Test ~ EDITABLE

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The EDITABLE NOTES in this download are the SAME VERSION featured in my Life Science Interactive Notebook – Change Over Time and Classification.

The EDITABLE POWERPOINT features slides rich in content and allow for you to add or delete information and pictures.

The EDITABLE TEST features a variety of questions in the form of multiple choice, sentence completion, diagram interpretation, and essays.

Sections Included:

• Darwin’s Theory of Evolution
• Evolution of Populations
• The Fossil Record
• Classification
• Domains and Kingdoms

Students will be able to:

• Explain Charles Darwin’s contribution to science
• Describe patterns Darwin observed among organisms of the Galapagos Islands
• Identify evidence of evolution
• Explain natural selection and adaptation
• Understand the fossil record
• Describe information that relative dating and radioactive dating provide about fossils
• Understand and use binomial nomenclature
• Distinguish between information found in Linnaeus’s system of classification
• List the six kingdoms of life as they are now identified
• Explain the criteria for the three-domain system of classification

Note:

• Paperless Digital Versions have been added for use in Google Drive, Google Classroom, and/or Microsoft OneDrive.
• Digital versions of PowerPoint and Chapter Test are not editable, only printable copies.
• All PowerPoints have been upgraded with hi-res images and better layout design.

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