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Change occurs in very small steps
Gradualism
Variational Concept
Multiplication of Species
Natural Selection
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A grouping of organisms distinct from other groupings and in which there is a parental pattern of ancestry and descent
Phylogenetic Species Concept
Evolutionary Species Concept
Cohesion Species Concept
Typological Species Concept
Biological Species Concept
3
A microbiome is found primarily in the gut.
True
False
4
Which scientist used grasshoppers to study chromosomal theory?
Boveri
Sutton
5
Who hypothesized that many animals share similar early developmental stages, more so than later stages
Thomas Malthus
Charles Darwin
Lynn Margulis
K.E. von Baer
6
All living organisms have specific developmental phases
False
True
7
Water resists fast temperature changes because of its high thermal capacity.
True
False
8
When did the first eukaryotes appear?
3.6-3.8 BYA
~2.7 BYA
4BYA
540MYA
9
includes most recent common ancestor but not all descendents
paraphyletic
monophyletic
polyphyletic
10
What year did Darwin publish his famous book “On the Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection”
1859
1720
1880
1901
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does
not
include most recent common ancestor of all members in group
paraphyletic
monophyletic
polyphyletic
12
Life first appeared in the water
4BYA
3-2.5 BYA
540 MYA
200,000 years ago
13
The Chromosomal Theory says that chromosomes passed to new generations contain genes that are similar to parents
True
False
14
Choose all that are true about saturated fatty acids
all carbons bound to two hydrogens
no double bonds
more common in plants than animals
solid at room temperature
15
When did the Cambrain Explosion occur?
540MYA
4BYA
2.7BYA
200,00YA
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Select all the types of life
Prokaryotes
Viruses
Plants
Animals
Fungi
Protists
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Select all of Darwin's Five Theories
Natural selection
Perpetual change in life over history
As life appeared, it migrated, then the forms changed due to environment
Gradualism: change occurs in very small steps
Multiplication of species
Common descent of all organisms from a first life form
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variation
among individuals in a population is the basis for evolution
Natural Selection
Variational Concept
multiplication of species
Gradualism
19
Cyanobacteria evolved...
540 MYA
4BYA
200,000 YA
3-2.5 BYA
20
ancestor for every taxon on cladogram
node
taxa
branch
root
21
There are 32 recognized phyla in the animal kingdom and each is monophyletic
True
False
22
A single specimen that formally bears name of species
Holotype
Paratype
23
Vicariance is a fragmentation of habitat causes speciation
True
False
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The fossil record is biased because soft-bodies are not preserved.
False
True
25
Science is a set of proveable facts
True
False
26
the science of naming, describing, and classifying animals
systematics
phylogenetics
taxonomy
classification
27
Applies to both sexual and asexual species,Adds the evolutionary time dimension, and Addresses hybrids
Typological Species Concept
Evolutionary Species Concept
Biological Species Concept
Cohesion Species Concept
Phylogenetic Species Concept
28
the taxa being studied
outgroup
ingroup
clade
cladograms
29
genetic variation and change within a population or species
macroevolution
microevolution
30
Specifies that populations of a species have genetic or demographic cohesion; applies sexually or asexually
Evolutionary Species Concept
Phylogenetic Species Concept
Typological Species Concept
Cohesion Species Concept
Biological Species Concept
31
The most abundant organic substance in nature is...
carbohydrates
neucleic acid
lipids
glucose
32
The microbiome harbors...
Bacteria
All of the Above
Archaea
33
The first animals occurred...
560 MYA
200,000 yrs
4.0-4.2 BYA
3.6-3.8 BYA
34
The first life occurred...
3.6-3.8 BYA
200,000 yrs
4.0-4.2 BYA
560 MYA
35
Reproductive community of populations reproductively isolated from others that occupies a specific niche in nature
Biological Species Concept
Cohesion Species Concept
Evolutionary Species Concept
Typological Species Concept
Phylogenetic Species Concept
36
Believed species were distinct, unchanging entities divinely created
Evolutionary Species Concept
Typological Species Concept
Biological Species Concept
Cohesion Species Concept
Phylogenetic Species Concept
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speciation event; represents common ancestor
root
branch
node
taxa
38
ancestral lineage and all descendents
cladograms
clade
outgroup
ingroup
39
difference of physical location of a structure or developmental process in an organism’s body plan
heterochrony
heterotopy
40
Who came up with the Transformational Concept of Evolution?
Sir Charles Lyell
Thomas Malthus
Charles Darwin
Jean Baptiste Lamark
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Darwin took his ideas from Thomas Malthus’ essay on populations
True
False
42
individuals specialized to use different parts of ecosystem
sympatric speciation
allopatric speciation
parapatric speciation
non-allopatric speciation
43
intermediate between allopatric and sympatric; maintain some contact along border
sympatric speciation
parapatric speciation
non-allopatric speciation
allopatric speciation
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Derived characteristic unique to a clade and not found in the ancestor
apomorphy
plesiomorphy
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Interaction with the environment and movement are NOT diagnostic criteria for life
True
False
46
change over large scales of geological time
macroevolution
microevolution
47
Micelles unique structure allowed organic building blocks to be enclosed and allow condensation reactions
False
True
48
A character derived from common ancestry
homoplasy
homology
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Consumers who depend on other sources for their food are
heterotrophs
autotrophs
50
new traits established in a population through generations, from a few individuals to majority of population
phenotypic gradualism
populational gradualism
51
What makes life?
RNA
Form dictated by genetic program
Hierarchy of organization
Ability to replicate
Chemically unique
Undergo metabolism
52
Punctuated Equilibrium: evolutionary change occurs in brief events of branching followed by long intervals of stasis
True
False
53
A character derived from common ancestry
homoplasy
homology
54
Extant means no-longer living.
False
True
55
nested hierarchies of clades within clades to reveal structure of common descent
outgroup
clade
cladograms
ingroup
56
Select all the characteristics of protocells
replicating polymers
distinct internal chemical environment
lipid boundary
metabolism-like reactions
57
Water is dipolar
False
True
58
geographic barriers cause
reproductive barriers
allopatric speciation
non-allopatric speciation
parapatric speciation
sympatric speciation
59
Endosymbiotic Theory was discovered by...
Dr. Lynn Margulis
Stanley Miller & Harold Urey
Charles Darwin
Oparin & J.B.S. Haldain
60
The theory of common descent says that all organisms descended from the same common ancestor
True
False
61
What is Zoology?
origin of diversity in animals
Different ways animals perform processes of life
Study of diverse behaviors living in diverse environments
The study of all life
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small subset of members starts new population elsewhere
founder event
migration
vicariance
sympatric speciation
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Who came up with the Principle of Uniformitarianism?
Charles Darwin
Sir Charles Lyell
Jean Baptiste Lamark
Thomas Malthus
64
Who designed out current classification system?
Charles Darwin
Aristotle
Thomas Henry Huxley
Carl Linnaeus
65
An energy-requiring chemical reaction that builds complex molecules from simpler ones is...
Catabolism
Anabolism
66
The first animal on earth appeared in the ocean 4 BYA
True
False
67
Cyanobacteria were the first photosynthesizers to oxygenate the earth.
True
False
68
includes most recent common ancestor and all descendents; a clade
paraphyletic
monophyletic
polyphyletic
69
rapid diversification from an ancestral species within a “short” interval (a few million years)
macroevolution
microevolution
adaptive radiation
70
Phylogeny is when all descendants branch from a common ancestor
True
False
71
What does NOT make an animal?
DNA
Multicellular
Microbiome
Means of nutrition
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history of a taxon; ancestral lineage
taxa
node
root
branch
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Transformational evolution believed changed traits would be passed to offspring.
True
False
74
speciation
without
geographic barriers
non-allopatric speciation
parapatric speciation
sympatric speciation
allopatric speciation
75
Classification focuses on traits, whereas systematization focuses on using traits to confirm a hypothesis
True
False
76
the scientific study of the evolutionary history of a taxonomic group
systematics
phylogenetics
taxonomy
classification
77
Who first classified organisms based on structural similarities
Carl Linnaeus
Aristotle
Charles Darwin
Thomas Henry Huxley
78
the organisms whose phylogeny is shown on tree
node
taxa
branch
root
79
Select all the ways that evolution occurs
mutation
gene flow
natural selection
non-random mating
genetic drift
80
taxa closely related to ingroup but not included – used for comparison
outgroup
ingroup
clade
cladograms
81
the science of biological diversity and its evolutionary history
Systematization
Systematics
Phylogeny
Taxonomy
82
The four types of macromolecules are...
Lipids
carbohydrates
Proteins
cellulose
Neucleic Acids
glucose
83
LUCA stands for Last Universal Common Ancestor
False
True
84
The two paradigms guiding zoology are...
Mendel's Germ Theory
Linnaeus' Binomial Nomenclature
Sutton and Boveri's Chromosomal Inheritance
Darwin's Theory of Evolution
85
Metabolism consists of what two processes?
Respiration
Catabolism
Anabolism
Digestion
86
What has chains that are linked in 2 degree, 3 degree, and 4 degree structures?
lipids
proteins
carbohydrates
neucleic acid
87
Neuclaic acids are the only macromolecules that can replicate themselves
True
False
88
difference in timing/duration of a developmental phase compared to ancestors (fish/frog)
heterotopy
heterochrony
89
All living organisms contain a microbiome
True
False
90
DNA barcoding is a technique used for identifying species using standard gene sequences present in all animals.
False
True
91
According to the Theory of Perpetual Change, the average animal species survives _______ years.
5 million years
3 million years
100,000 years
1-10 million years
92
Which of the following is NOT true about water.
universal solvent
low surface tension
lower density as a solid than as a liquid
low viscosity
93
what are the two ideas behind the Principle of Uniformitarianism?
The earth must be very young because changes have not occurred
Natural processes occur today the same way they happened in the past
Geological changes are quick and impact life.
Laws of physics and chemistry have not changed throughout history of earth
94
A character state in a most recent common ancestor is
derived
ancestral
95
Amphiphilic means a polar tail and a non-polar head
True
False
96
The theory of perpetual changes says that the world is perpetually cycling
True
False