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Imagine two populations of penguins live in the same ecosystem. One population begins to exchange stones as a mating ritual
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Consider the following scenario:
An animal is born with a shorter tail. This makes no difference to its ability to survive or
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The graph shows the distribution of plant heights in an original population and also in the population after natural selection.
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The following table provides phenotypic data for a population of mammoths living in cold environments based on fossil and DNA
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Which piece of evidence would best support the argument for kin selection as a mechanism for the evolution of altruistic
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What is one similarity between genetic drift and gene flow? (1 point) Responses They are both caused by the migration of
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An enlarged right ventricle both increases oxygen intake and the risk of pulmonary hypertension. How can natural selection
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Question Millions of years ago, the ancestors of giraffes had short necks and used to eat leaves from the bushes on the ground.
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Which characteristic is shared by humans, wallabies, and trout? (1 point)
Responses notochord notochord placenta placenta mammary
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Which piece of evidence would best support the argument for kin selection as a mechanism for the evolution of altruistic
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Which piece of evidence would best support the argument for kin selection as a mechanism for the evolution of altruistic
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Imagine two populations of penguins live in the same ecosystem. One population begins to exchange stones as a mating
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Consider the following scenario:
Some fish in a murky underground lake have lighter scales than the others. This makes it
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Consider the following scenario:
An animal is born with a shorter tail. This makes no difference to its ability to survive or
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Over many generations, there is a good chance that an advantageous gene will be shared by every organism of the same species or
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Some fish in a murky underground lake have lighter scales than the others. This makes it slightly harder for the lighter fish to
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An animal is born with a shorter tail. This makes no difference to its ability to survive or reproduce, but as a result of pure
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slow loriz
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Millions of years ago, the ancestors of giraffes had short necks and used to eat leaves from the bushes on the ground. A genetic
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Imagine two populations of penguins live in the same ecosystem. One population begins to exchange stones as a mating ritual
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Consider the following scenario:
Some fish in a murky underground lake have lighter scales than the others. This makes it
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Consider the following scenario:
An animal is born with a shorter tail. This makes no difference to its ability to survive or
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Evidence for evolution reveals that closely related organisms have many
shared characteristics.
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Four species of finch arrive on a newly formed Galapagos island which is covered with cacti growing in loose, dry sand. The
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An animal is born with a shorter tail. This makes no difference to its ability to survive or reproduce, but as a result of pure
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How is a phylogenetic tree similar to a dichotomous key? (1 point)
• Both are used to classify an unknown organism. • Both
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Look at the bean data from Days 4–6. Use these data to explain how natural selection changed the number of dark red walking
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Can sunlight change the distribution of traits in a population?(1 point) Responses Yes, because the environment can factor into
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Which of these most likely led to the different sizes and shapes of the honeycreeper beaks?The presence of a variety of food
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The ability of an organism to survive and reproduce
FitnessEnvironmental conditionsDarwin's finches
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A group of sand crabs and a group of bright red crabs that are the same size live on the same beach. When a predatory bird
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Select all that can contribute to a change in the characteristics of a species over time?
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Some fish in a murky underground lake have lighter scales than the others. This makes it slightly harder for the lighter fish to
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Consider the following scenario:
An animal is born with a shorter tail. This makes no difference to its ability to survive or
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hich data would be the best evidence to support the claim that natural selection was still occurring in human populations?(1
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Which animal trait was Darwin’s theory of natural selection based on?(1 point)
Responses swimming ability of Galápagos iguanas
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Genetic Mutations Produce Variation Quick Check 4 of 54 of 5 Items Question Millions of years ago, the ancestors of giraffes had
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Which of the following statements are true about common ancestors? Check all of the boxes that apply.
A common ancestor exists
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write me an informative essay about why amphibians evolved webbed feet
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Millions of years ago, the ancestors of giraffes had short necks and used to eat leaves from the bushes on the ground. A genetic
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describe tthe emergence of eukaryotes and their impact on the evolution of life
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How does genetic variation from sexual reproduction help the bird species survive after the loss of its bug food source? (1
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12. How does genetic variation from sexual reproduction help the bird species survive after the loss of its bug food source?(1
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A species of fox lives in the arctic where the ground is covered in white snow most of the year. These arctic foxes hunt
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If eukaryotes all came about due to endosymbiosis, what would result from that?(1 point) Responses preserved DNA from the
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If eukaryotes all came about due to endosymbiosis, what would result from that?(1 point)
Responses preserved DNA from the
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What does the fossil record document?
Comparisons of fetal organisms to determine evolutionary relationships Changes in the DNA
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A species of bird has slight variations in its beak size and shape. Some individuals with bigger beaks are better at cracking
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If eukaryotes all came about due to endosymbiosis, what would result from that?(1 point)
Responses similar structures in
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Changes in an organism can’t occur because of an outside force, such as a massive earthquake.
(1 point) Responses True True
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Part A
The evolution two or more species from one species as a result of different populations becoming reproductively isolated
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Which of the following is NOT true about migration as an agent of evolutionary change?
Group of answer choices The migrants must
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Sympatric speciation occurs
Group of answer choices when one population goes extinct and another takes over. between populations
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Which one of the following mechanisms of evolution is best described by this cartoon showing a black-headed bird, with beetles
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All of the following mechanisms can result in evolution, but only one is driven by natural environmental constraints and leads
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Why is variation (differences) in individuals important to a species’ survival?
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A species of bird has slight variations in its beak size and shape. Some individuals with bigger beaks are better at cracking
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Which of the following best describes natural selection? (1 point)
When traits are determined by multiple genes and environmental
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27. Describe the process of speciation and its importance in evolution
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26. How does natural selection drive the evolution of species?
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Millions of years ago, the ancestors of giraffes had short necks and used to eat leaves from the bushes on the ground. A genetic
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Natural Selection is a process by which organisms remain the same over time to maintain consistency.
(1 point) • True • False
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Whales are thought to have evolved from land animals similar to large otters. As evidence of this, whales have useless leg bones
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Which of these statements BEST defines vestigial organs?
Responses A vital organs that are functional in all organisms of a
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During early stages of development, dolphin embryos being to develop hind limbs. By the time the dolphin fetuses are fully
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If eukaryotes all came about due to endosymbiosis, what would result from that?(1 point)
Responses ancient prokaryotes living
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Millions of years ago, the ancestors of giraffes had short necks and used to eat leaves from the bushes on the ground. A genetic
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Millions of years ago, the ancestors of giraffes had short necks and used to eat leaves from the bushes on the ground. A genetic
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Natural Selection is a process by which organisms remain the same over time to maintain consistency. (1 point) Responses
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Changes in an organism can't occur because of an outside force, such as a massive earthquake.
True False
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Can sunlight change the distribution of traits in a population?(1 point)
Responses No, because the environment can only change
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slow loriz
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Which piece of evidence supports the argument that land plants evolved due to presence of microbes?(1 point)
Responses Land
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Select One
If eukaryotes all came about due to endosymbiosis, what would result from that?(1 point) Responses similar structures
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Can sunlight change the distribution of traits in a population?(1 point)
Responses No, because the environment can only change
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Which of the following best describes natural selection?(1 point)
Responses When a small sample of a population leaves and
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Which of the following best describes natural selection? (1 point)
When traits are determined by multiple genes and environmental
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Which of the following best describes natural selection?(1 point)
Responses When traits are determined by multiple genes and
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_________ gives information about how reproductively successful an organism is.
Group of answer choices Allopatric Speciation
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The condition(s) of natural selection is/are
Group of answer choices Individuals vary in their characteristics All organisms
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Millions of years ago, the ancestors of giraffes had short necks and used to eat leaves from the bushes on the ground. A genetic
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Millions of years ago, the ancestors of giraffes had short necks and used to eat leaves from the bushes on the ground. A genetic
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Millions of years ago, the ancestors of giraffes had short necks and used to eat leaves from the bushes on the ground. A genetic
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Millions of years ago, the ancestors of giraffes had short necks and used to eat leaves from the bushes on the ground. A genetic
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Determine whether the statement applies to Natural Selection or Descent with Modification.
Works with the genetic mix already in
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Determine whether the statement applies to Natural Selection or Descent with Modification.
Results in changes in inherits
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Determine whether the statement applies to Natural Selection or Descent with Modification.
A change in DNA that could lead to new
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Determine whether the statement applies to the Natural Selection or Descent with Modification.
Species change over time and may
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The whale shark has rows of teeth despite being a filter feeder. What's the best explanation of this feature?
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The wings of insects, birds, and bats evolved independently but carry out similar functions. This is an example of
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A squirrel population lives in an area. Over many years, a river in that area grows wider and stronger, eventually forming a
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Natural Selection is a process by which organisms remain the same over time to maintain consistency.(1
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A scientist studies a population of lizards isolated on a tropical island over many years. During the study, several rats are
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The first people to explore the Galapagos Islands noticed that the finches there are different species than the finches living
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A certain population of birds can have one of three beak lengths: short, medium, or long. Birds with short and long beaks can
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Which of the following best describes natural selection?(1 point)
Responses The process by which organisms that are better
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Natural Selection is a process by which organisms remain the same over time to maintain consistency.
(1 point) Responses True
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Changes in an organism can’t occur because of an outside force, such as a massive earthquake. (1 point) Responses True
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Which inference can you make about why finches have adapted different beak sizes and shapes?(1 point)
Responses They eat
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Maya
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What is the difference between the following two statements?
A. The finches on the Galápagos Islands, which have different beak
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Which was not one of the changes in development and specialization that primitive mammals underwent?
development of body hair
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Which is not an adaptation made by mammals during the Cenozoic era?
specialization of teeth becoming cold-blooded specialization
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