Exam 18: Organic Evolution The Theory and Its Supporting Evidence
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The controlling factor in variation in organisms is based on the presence or absence of genes.
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If Parent 1 has the genetic makeup AA,meaning that he carries the dominant gene for trait A twice,and parent 2 has the genetic makeup aa,meaning that she carries the recessive gene for trait A twice,what is the chance that the offspring of these two parents will have the recessive form of trait A? Explain.
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Which of the following is not a component of the Darwin-Wallace theory of natural selection?
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Complex,double-stranded,helical molecules of DNA are called ____________________.
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The type of cell division in which resulting cells contain one chromosome from each pair is called ____________________.
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Whose original concept of inheritance did Lysenko's ideas reflect?
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According to the concept of ____________________,an ancestral species changes gradually and continuously and grades imperceptibly into a descent species.
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The only factor necessary for evolution to occur is that there must be variation in organisms in a population.
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Briefly state the factors that entered into the modern view or modern synthesis of the concept of evolution by natural selection.
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Briefly explain how the phylogeny of an extinct group can be determined.
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Whether a mutation is harmful or beneficial can only be judged in respect to the conditions in which the organism lives.
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What role does the process of extinction play in the evolution of life?
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Lysenko and his colleagues increased food production significantly.
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Lysenko's research was endorsed by the Soviet government because it seemed compatible with Marxist-Leninist philosophy.
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The science of genetics was developed based on experimental studies using fruit flies.
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The fossil record shows a sequence of variations based on what?
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Vestigial structures are those that have only small pieces remaining on an organism.
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Linnaeus devised his classification scheme to provide a ____.
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