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Nature of Science and Evolution - Why Does Evolution Matter

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Assessment Title:	Why Evolution Matters Now
Key Words / Abstract:	Natural selection, Evolutionary theory, Environmental changes and traits
Authors:	Harry Dillner, Science Van Project Kathy Melvin, Science Van Project Monica L. Brown, Christina School District Edward McGrath, Red Clay Consolidated School District Tracy Smith, Laurel School District Chantel Lowe, Indian River School District Jennifer Kennedy, New Castle County Vocational Technical School District Colleen Barrett, Appoquinimink School District
Unit:	Nature of Science and Evolution
Grade Levels:	10
Content Area:	Inquiry, Life Science

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