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which of the following is NOT true of evolution?
a. it is a change in the number of heterozygous and homozygous in a population
b. it is due to planned mutations
c. it is caused by natural selection
d. it is a change in a species over time |
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b. it is due to planned mutations |
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In terms of natural selection, which is most important?
a. a long life
b. reproductive success
c. strength
d. beauty |
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The similarity of the embryos of fish, frogs, and birds and humans is evidence of
a. analogy
b. diversifying selection
c. common ancestry
d. genetic drift |
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natural selection results in
a. increased genetic variation
b. increased population size
c. decreased population size
d. offspring adapted to their current environment |
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d. off spring adapted to their current environment |
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The smallest unit of evolution is
a. population
b. phylum
c. species
d. community
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Genetic drift is the result of
a. differential reproductive success
b. a large gene pool
c. overpopulation
d. chance |
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The founder effect differs from a population bottleneck in that the founder effect (blank).
a. involves the isolation of a small colony of individuals from a larger population
b. is a type of natural selection
c. affects an entire population
d. affects an entire species |
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a. invovles the isolation ofa small colony of individuals from a larger population |
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A species of wild flower has a range of pink blossoms, from light to medium to dark pink. It has two pollinators. One pollinator is attracted mainly to the light pink flowers and the other to dark pink flowers. What type of natural selection will occur to the population of flower over generations?
a. Directional selection c. stabilizing selection
b. disruptive selection d. artificial selection |
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Which of the following is NOT a requirement of natural selection?
a. differential reproductive success
b. genetic variation
c. catastrophic events
d. inheritance |
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which of the following can create new alleles?
a. sexual reproduction
b. planning
c. mutation
d. genetic drift |
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Gene flow is accomplished by
a. mutation
b. genetic drift
c. migration
d. mitosis |
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a population of guppies with spots of varying brightness are placed in a pool with aggressive predators. What will happen to the population of guppies over generations
a. bright spots will be selected for and the pop. will evolve to have more bright spots
b. Bright spots will be selected against and the pop. will evolve to have less members with bright spots
c. Nothing
d. the pop. will evolve to have more males than females |
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b. Bright spots will be selected against and the pop. will evolve to have less members with bright spots |
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which of the following is an example of a postzygotic reproductive barrier between species
a. hybrid sterility
b. temporal isolation
c. behavioral isolation
d. mechanical isolation |
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one species of pine trees releases its pollen in early spring. another species releases its pollen in the late summer. This is an example of
a. habitat isolation
b. temporal isolation
c. behavioral isolation
d. hybrid inviolability |
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in both alloptric and sympatric speciation members of a population must have becoms (Blank) isolated from each other.
a. geographically
b. temporally
c. emotionally
d. reproductively |
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during what epoch did the major radiation of mammels occur?
a. tertiary
b. Paleocene
c. Cenozoic
d. Triassic |
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During what period did plants originate?
a. carboniferous
b. paleozoic
c. cambrian
d. ordivician |
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What allowed that major radiation of mammals?
a. the permian exinction
b. the ice ages
c. plate techtonics
d. the cretaceous extinction |
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d. the cretaceous extinction |
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to what genus does the common mouse Mus musculus belong?
a. mammal
b. animal
c. Mus
d. musculus |
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To what family do humans belong?
a. Homindae
b. chordates
c. Homo
d. sapiens |
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Which of the following is NOT a eukaryotic kingdom?
a. animal
b. plant
c. fungi
d. echinoderm |
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which one of the following groups includes only prokaryotic organisms?
a. acrchaea
b. protists
c. sponges
d. fungi |
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Organisms that are members of the same class must also be members of the same (Blank).
a. genus
b. species
c. order
d. phylum |
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The fact that life had to start abiotically is known as
a. natural selection
b. the biogenesis paradox
c. sympatric speciation
d. allopatric speciation |
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b. the biogenesis paradox |
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Prokaryotes are thought to have evolved
a. 4.5 billion years ago
b. 3.5 billion years ago
c. 3 bya
d. 540 mya |
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The first self replicating biology is thought to have been?
a. protein
b. DNA
c. carbohydrates
d. RNA |
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Which of the following are thought to have evolved directly from prokaryotes?
a. Protist
b. Animals
c. Plants
d. chordates |
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which of the following divide by binary fission?
a. animals
b. plants
c. prokaryotes
d. gametes |
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which of the following is a protist?
a. slime mold
b. algae
c. seaweed
d. all of the above |
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Mitochondria and chloroplasts are thought to have evolved by the process of
a. endosybiosis
b. membrane infolding
c. oxygenation
d. genetic drift |
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You discover a prokaryote that can make its own food in the absence of light. It requires no organic molecules. Nutritionally, you would classify this pro. as a
a. chemoautotroph
b. photoautotroph
c. photoheterotroph
d. chemoheterotroph |
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What type of organism must ingest its food?
a. bacteria
b. fungi
c. animals
d. slime mold |
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The (blank) helps plants retain water
a. cuticle
b. hyphae
c. bacteria
d. chitin |
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which of the following consists of hyphae, gains nutrition throught absorption, and has chitin cell walls?
a. Fungi
b. Protozoa
c. bacteria
d. angiosperms |
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which of the following can be found in spherical, rod or spiral cell shapes?
a. fungi
b. protozoa
c. bacteria
d. angiosperms |
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which of the following type plants lack a vascular system
a. angiosperms
b. gymnosperms
c. ferms
d. mosses |
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which part of the plant attracts the pollinators
a. seed
b. fruit
c. flower
d. vascular tissue |
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A pine tree is an example of a
a. echinoderm
b. gymnosperm
c. angiosperm
d. bryophyte |
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Which of the following is an advantage that seed gives to plants
a. Nourishment for the seedling
b. dormancy until good growing conditions are present.
c. Protects the plant during dispersal
d. all of the above.
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What part of the flower produces the pollen?
a. carpel
b. ovary
c. anther
d. sepal |
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what tissue(s) are only found in animals?
a. nervous
b. epithelial
c. muscle
d. both a and c |
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there are more species of (blank) than any other type of animal
a. flatworms
b. arthopods
c. annelids
d. chordates |
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What phylum is most closely related to chordates?
a. Echinoderms
b. arthropods
c. Moluscs
d. archaea |
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which of the following did not evolve from flatworms
a. annelids
b. arthropods
c. roundworms
d. cnidarians |
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which organism have no true tissues?
a. chodates
b. molluscs
c. sponges
d. cnidarian |
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Which phylum do fish belong to?
a. arthropods
b. molluscs
c. echinoderms
d. chordates |
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