CLEP Biology covers fundamental concepts in biology, including cellular processes, genetics, evolution, and ecology, designed to help students earn college credit.
Evolution explains how species change over time. Natural selection is the process where organisms with traits better suited to their environment survive and reproduce.
Fossils, DNA similarities, and observable changes (like bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics) all support evolutionary theory.
Evolution helps us understand biodiversity, treat diseases, and conserve species.
Darwin’s finches have different beaks adapted to their specific diets.
Pesticide resistance in insects is a modern example of evolution.
Evolution by natural selection drives the diversity and adaptation of life.