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Explore the history of life through the lenses of adaptive radiation and the cambrian explosion. Learn about the definitions, mechanisms, and causes of these biological phenomena. Discover how adaptive radiation leads to the production of diverse species and how the cambrian explosion marked a significant turning point in the evolution of complex organisms.
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DEFINITION 2 when a single lineage produces many descendant species that live in a wide diversity of habitats and use a wide array of resourcese.g. the Hawaiian silverwoods TERM 3
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DEFINITION 5 the range of resources that a species can use and the range of conditions that it can tolerate
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DEFINITION 6 meaning the availability of new or novel types of resourceshas driven a wide array of adaptive radiations TERM 7
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DEFINITION 8 the evolution of creatures with shells, exoskeletons, internal skeletons, legs, heads, tails, eyes, antennae, jaw-like mandibles, segmented bodies, muscles, and brains during the Cambrian perioddocumented by 3 major fossil assemblages (1) 570 mya, (2) at 565 to 542 mya, and (3) at 525 to 515 mya TERM 9
DEFINITION 9 a collection of animal species TERM 10
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