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The fossil considered by evolutionist to be characteristic of a certain time. Rocklayers.

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Index fossil

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Science that attempts to improve the human species by controlling factors in selectivity breeding humans to produce a master race

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Eugenics

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Unusual fossil burn off to presented as an evolutionarily link between dinosaurs in modern birds

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Archaeopteryx

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18th century British, who argued that the intricate of living things exhibit evidence by their creator

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William Paley

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Systematic thought process used by scientist to collect data data to confirm or discard the hypothesis

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Scientific method

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The French scientist, who founded science of comparative anatomy, and show that the bodies of men in animal have certain Basic similarities in their overall design

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Georges Cuvier

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The idea that all living things are composed of living units, called cells and upsell products And they’re all cells can only come from pre-existing cells

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Cell theory

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Remains or impression of a plant animal or human preserved in sedimentary rock

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Fossils

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9
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Reasoning from specific events in nature to their general causes

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Inductive reasoning

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Changes within a particular kind of organism because of variations in the gene pool within a population also called micro evolution

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Speciation

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10
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Idea that Living things can arise from nonliving things

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Spontaneous generation

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Idea that science can find answers for all the problems in life

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Scientism

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Technique that assigns hypothetical edges to rocks and fossils based on the decay rates of radio active elements

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Radiometric dating

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Idea that evolution occurs in spurts, by long periods with noticeable changes

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Punctuated equilibrium hypothesis

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The idea that the fittest and strongest of each species were more likely to survive and reproduce than weaker, poorly adapted animals

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Natural selection

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Early human fossil that was discovered near Piltdown England And prove to be a hoax

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Piltdown man

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Group of human ancestors that include small members that are extinct apes, and large members that are fully human

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Homo habillis

17
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Group of fully human parcels first discovered in a cave in southwest France that were originally considered subhuman by evolutionist

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Cro magnum, man

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Medium sized eight fossil once considered human like by evolutionist, but now known to be similar to modern organisms

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Ranapmapithacus

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Human ancestor fossil that was discovered in Nebraska, and later, proved to be an ex extinct pig

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Nebraska man

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Fossil species that is considered a human ancestor by evolutionist, but most likely represents an extended group of true humans

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Homo erectus

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Group of fully human fossils first discovered in Germany’s Neander valley that were once considered by Evolutionist to be subhuman apelike brutes

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Neanderthal man

22
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Roman general who wrote natural history

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Pliney, the elder

23
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16th century physician, who wrote Fábrica, and is considered the father of anatomy

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Andreas Vesalius

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Second century Greek physician, who is considered the absolute authority in human anatomy for over 1000 years

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Dutch naturalist, who was the first person to devote his whole life to studies with the microscope

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Aton von Lueenhook

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Disciple of Play-Doh, who developed the doctrine of intellect

27
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English physiologist known for his study of blood circulation

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William Harvey

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Early Greek philosopher, who developed the doctrine of ideas

28
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The study fossils

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Paleontology

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Simple to complex sequence of fossils used by evolutionist to present the fossil record is straight forward evolution airy progression, also called the geologic Time chart

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Geologic column

30
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Fish of the order of crossopterygii

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Coelacanth

31
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Hypothetical fossil that connects one form of organisms with another by tiny steps

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Transitional forms

32
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Any factor observed, or measured to determine an experiment results?

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Dependent variable

33
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Scientific law, stating that living things, can you come only from other living things

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Law of biogenesis

34
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A tentative answer to a scientific problem

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Hypothesis

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Similarities among organisms design for the same environment, but different and internal structures

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Hypothesis stating that an unborn baby while developing and its mothers womb goes through stages of development, That replay man supposed evolution from a simple invertebrate to his present form

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Embryonic recapitulation

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Set an appearance of a great variety of complex organisms in the Cambrian rocks, with no evidence of ancestors in the pre-Cambrian rocks

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Cambrium explosion