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This Concept Map, created with IHMC CmapTools, has information related to: a155 Species, Species are capable of Inter- breeding, Extinction includes Mass Extinction, Mass Extinction example Dinosaur Extinction due to Asteroidal Impact, Individuals with Many Common Attributes implies Relatively Recent Common Ancestry, Species is A Basic Unit of Biological Classification, Slow Evolution of New Species result from Adaptation to a Changing Environment, A Basic Unit of Biological Classification example Humans are of Kingdom: Animal Phylum: Chordate (Have Spinal Chords) SubPhylum: Vertebrate (Have Backbones) Class: Mammal (With Hair, Suckle Young) Order: Primate (Opposable Thumbs, Big Brains) Family: Hominid (Walk Erect, Other Skeletal Features) Genus: Homo SPECIES: Sapiens, "Origin of Species" Published in 1859 explained Evolution by Natural Selection, Species frequently experience Extinction, Two Part Name examples Canis lupus (Wolf), Slow Evolution of New Species is favored by Isolation of a Population, Evolution by Natural Selection accounts for Slow Evolution of New Species, Species requires Two Part Name, Life Work of Charles Darwin recorded in "Origin of Species" Published in 1859, Life Work of Charles Darwin began with Observations made during Voyage of the Beagle (1831 - 1836), Species raise Challenging Question: Their Origin?, Individuals with Many Common Attributes include Appearance, Anatomy, Physiology, Genetics, Species comprised of Individuals with Many Common Attributes, Slow Evolution of New Species result from Genetic Mutations, Two Part Name examples Homo sapiens (Human)