Exam 13: Adaptation and Species
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Individuals of the same species generally
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For which of the following would a mountain range MOST likely represent a geographic barrier that would block gene flow?
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Two populations of lizards live in the same area.Which of the following evidence would convince you that they are two distinct species?
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Two populations that live ________ do NOT provide an example of geographic isolation.
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Some species of orchids attract wasps to assist them in reproduction by producing flowers that look like female wasps.The flowers fool male wasps into attempting to mate with them.As a result,the wasp is covered with pollen that it takes with it to the next flower with which it attempts to mate.This example shows adaptation by
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Which of the following would NOT be expected after a population undergoes geographic isolation?
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In many predator-prey relationships,evolutionary change in the prey will result in evolutionary change in the predator,a phenomenon known as
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Which of the following examples does NOT illustrate a difference in fitness that would lead to evolution by natural selection?
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If two populations of beetles living in isolated areas are physically different but genetically similar,would they be considered one species or two? Explain your answer.
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The fossils of two adult birds are found in a nest containing several fossilized eggs.Physically,the bird fossils look very different.Scientists are most likely to classify these species using
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Within a population of mice there is an allele for a gene that leads to the production of larger front teeth.In areas where seeds have thicker coatings,larger teeth allow these mice to chew through thicker seed coatings and survive at a higher rate than mice with smaller teeth.Would you expect an increase in the percentage of mice with larger teeth in a population of mice living in an area with seeds that have thicker coatings? Explain your reasoning.
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The great diversity of life on Earth is caused by the formation of new species in a process known as ________.
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Two populations of ________ are NOT an example of speciation.
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Which of the following statements gives an example of coevolution?
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Explain how a change in the depth,either a lengthening or shortening,of flowers that contain nectar eaten by a particular species of hummingbird would potentially lead to a change in the hummingbird.
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A microbiologist discovers a Streptococcus bacterium living on a human scalp.She wants to know whether the bacterium she found is the same species as a Streptococcus bacterium she isolated from the throat of the same human.Explain how she could determine whether these bacteria are the same species.
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When a brightly colored guppy population is placed in an area containing many predators,the population changes in only a few generations to one containing only guppies with drab,dull colors that blend into their environment.This is an example of how natural selection can
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