Exam 12: Processes of Evolution
Exam 1: Invitation to Biology101 Questions
Exam 2: Molecules of Life159 Questions
Exam 3: Cell Structure103 Questions
Exam 4: Energy and Metabolism107 Questions
Exam 5: Capturing and Releasing Energy150 Questions
Exam 6: DNA Structure and Function109 Questions
Exam 7: Gene Expression and Control135 Questions
Exam 8: How Cells Reproduce160 Questions
Exam 9: Patterns of Inheritance155 Questions
Exam 10: Biotechnology103 Questions
Exam 11: Evidence of Evolution117 Questions
Exam 12: Processes of Evolution136 Questions
Exam 13: Early Life Forms and the Viruses147 Questions
Exam 14: Plants and Fungi139 Questions
Exam 15: Animal Evolution170 Questions
Exam 16: Population Ecology111 Questions
Exam 17: Communities and Ecosystems118 Questions
Exam 18: The Biosphere and Human Effects111 Questions
Exam 19: Animal Tissues and Organs134 Questions
Exam 20: How Animals Move125 Questions
Exam 21: Circulation and Respiration152 Questions
Exam 22: Immunity132 Questions
Exam 23: Digestion and Excretion146 Questions
Exam 24: Neural Control and the Senses173 Questions
Exam 25: Endocrine Control142 Questions
Exam 26: Reproduction and Development160 Questions
Exam 27: Plant Form and Function187 Questions
Exam 28: Plant Reproduction and Development157 Questions
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Many male birds will expend a great deal of energy building nests.Females will mate with the males who build the best nests.This is best described as an example of
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When allele frequency changes,a population is said to no longer be in
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In early evolutionary history,primitive fishes had lungs that eventually evolved into the lungs of terrestrial organisms and the gas bladders of modern fishes who use gills,not lungs,for oxygen/ carbon dioxide gas exchange.This is an example of
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A small population of Dutch settled in South Africa in the 17th century and became known as Afrikaners.By chance,a few Dutch settlers carried the gene for Huntington's disease.Today Huntington's disease occurs at a relatively high frequency in this population.This is an example of
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Classification.The statements relate to taxonomy.For each one,select the best choice from the following terms.
a.character
b.clade
c.cladistics
d.evolutionary tree
e.monophyletic group
f.phylogeny
g.sister groups
h.cladogram
i.taxon
-evolutionary history of a species
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In the work that they do,a person who studies phylogeny is most like a
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Which of the following is NOT a condition of genetic equilibrium in a population?
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Which of the conditions necessary to maintain genetic equilibrium is the least likely to occur in a natural population?
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Which of the following is most likely the result of a neutral mutation?
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Rats not resistant to the effects of warfarin do not have enough of which of the following vitamins?
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When individuals choose mates are a particular trait they desire it is called
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A mutation that results in the death of the individual is called
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Match the evolutionary concepts correctly with the descriptions or examples of the concepts.Matches are not necessarily equal.
a.exaptation
g.directional selection
b.ecological isolation
h.disruptive selection
c.mechanical isolation
i.genetic drift
d.behavioral isolation
j.founder effect
e.sexual selection
k.gene flow
f.temporal isolation
-the genitals of snakes are analogous to a lock and key mechanism- the "keys' will only fit in certain "locks"
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In a population of rabbits,some evolve the ability to outrun foxes.This is an example of ____ selection.
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If a population speciates in the absence of a physical barrier it is known as
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