Biology Fill in the blanks.

Evolution is an ever __________ ending process.

The first remarkable human fossil was that of ________.

The fossil history of humans is _________.

The formation of new species is the backbone of ____________

The principle of inheritance of acquired characters was seriously criticised by ____________ in ____________

Lamarck published his principles in the book, ____________

The scientific name to human as Homo sapiens was given by ____________

The ____________ is considered to be the 'Age of man'.

____________ is a branch of science that deals with the history and evolution of organisms, particularly the origin and descent of species, as well as their changes over time.

Evolution does not change any ____________ rather it represents genetic change in a ____________

____________ species concept is currently the most popular among most biologists.

Evolutionary trees such as this are properly understood by scientists to be ____________

____________ was the first man to stand erect.

Wings of birds like ostrich have become weak due to disuse. ____________ used this example to explain his theory of evolution.

The evolutionary tree of Lamarckism is ____________ whereas that of Darwinism is ____________

Oysters lay 60-80 million eggs in a single spawn this is an example of . ____________

____________ is the youngest naturalist to voyage around the world.

Part of the large intestine that is functionless in the human body is the ____________

____________ teeth are the last molar teeth that are used to chew food.

The largest unit within which gene flow can readily occur is a ____________

The evolutionary tree of Lamarckism is ____________ whereas that of Darwinism is ____________