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Groups of organisms separated from other populations can evolve to form different species over many generations. As bacteria can produce many generations in 24 hours they tend to evolve rapidly. Birds separated by land or water barriers need perhaps one or two hundred years to develop separate characteristics forced on the population by the environment. Individuals can not evolve, only species can evolve by passing on genetic material that enable their offspring to survive long enough to breed. If the environment acts against the offspring with certain characteristics eg a pale moth on a dark background, then those individuals are removed from the gene pool thus affecting the characteristics of the next generation.
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Did you evolve?
Populations evolve, individuals are selected.
Do genera populations phyla kingdoms or individuals evolve?
which of the following evolve? population, genera, kingdoms, phyla, or individuals
How groups influence individuals and how individuals affect groups is referred to as?
Group Dynamics
Definition of global understanding?
The condition of individuals or groups of individuals that enables them to know the history, values and/or culture of individuals or groups of individuals different than their own.
What is a opposition between individuals or groups called?
LOSERS or INDIVIDUALS
How Groups of organisms change over time?
evolve
Who was the very first person to create or speak any language used today?
Natural languages aren't created by individuals. They evolve among groups of people over very long periods of time.
Why is it incorrect to say that you are evolving during your life?
individuals do not evolve
Why is it incorrect to say that your evolving during your life?
individuals do not evolve
What are two groups that shape influence legislation?
individuals and interest groups
How groups influence individuals and how individuals affect group is referred to as?
Group Dynamics
How did ancient Mexican groups evolve from hunter-gatherers?
Ancient Mexican groups transitioned from hunter-gatherer societies to agricultural communities. This transition allowed them to settle in one place, develop more complex social structures, and create permanent settlements. Agriculture also provided a more stable food source, allowing for population growth and the development of advanced civilizations like the Maya, Aztec, and Olmec.
