Evolution can be defined as the process by which newer types of organism are developed from the pre-existing ones through a gradual and continuous change in the characteristics over a long period of time. Charles Darwin gave the idea of evolution of species and described evolution as 'descent of species with modifications'.

CBSE Concise Biology Part 3>Chapter 4 - Heredity & Evolution>PAPER-PEN TEST :>Q 2

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Why are traits acquired during the lifetime of an individual not inherited?

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CBSE Concise Biology Part 3>Chapter 4 - Heredity & Evolution>PAPER-PEN TEST :>Q 3

Differentiate between macro and microevolution.

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CBSE Concise Biology Part 3>Chapter 4 - Heredity & Evolution>PAPER-PEN TEST :>Q 4

Explain acquired and inherited traits with an example each.

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Comment: “Only those traits can be transmitted to the next generations in which changes have occurred in the genes or DNA present in the reproductive or germ cells of the parent organisms.”

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CBSE Concise Biology Part 3>Chapter 4 - Heredity & Evolution>PAPER-PEN TEST :>Q 6

Define evolution.

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CBSE Concise Biology Part 3>Chapter 4 - Heredity & Evolution>PAPER-PEN TEST :>Q 7

What are the organic and inorganic evolutions?

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