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CH 15 Review Evolution
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Disasters such as earthquakes, floods kill victims unselectively & alter allelic frequency.
adaptation
gene flow
bottleneck effect
founder effect
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Evolution of elephants is an example of ____.
Gradulaism
Punctuated equilibrium
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Darwin studied _______ that had different beaks for different foods.
seagulls
beagles
chimps
finches
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Species originate through gradual, slow change (EX-horse).
Gradualism
Punctuated equilibrium
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One ancestral species evolves into many species to fit diverse habitats (finches).
Coevolution
Analogous evoltution
Convergent evolution
Divergent evolution
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The _________of plants and animals that Darwin saw first suggested evolution to Darwin.
finch beaks
adaptation
fossils
geographic distribution
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Occurs when members of similar populations no longer interbreed to produce fertile offspring.
speciation
reproductive isolation
geographic isolation
Hardy-Weinberg Principle
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Any variation that helps an organisms’ chance for survival.
vestigial structures
adaptation
opposable thumb
inheritance
9
Body parts do not have common evolutionary origin but have similar function.
analogous structures
vestigial structures
fossil structures
homologous structures
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Vertebrate embryos with similarities like tails and gill slits suggests _______.
all things developed naturally
all living things are different
humans evolved from fish
a common ancestory
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Has unique species animals.
Galapagos Islands
Bahamas
Hawiian Islands
Puerto Rico
12
The fossil record is incomplete.
FALSE
TRUE
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Distantly related organisms evolve similar traits.
Convergent evolution
Analogous evolution
Coevolution
Divergent evolution
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Selection against both extremes, favoring average & reducing variation.
stabilizing selection
disruptive selection
sexual selection
directional selection
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Enables one species to resemble another species.
camouflage
copy cat
biochemistry
mimicry
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Natural selection acts on variations which are controlled by ____.
inherited alleles
adaptations
camouflage
mimicry
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Both homologous and analogous structures provide evidence all organisms have common ancestor.
FALSE
TRUE
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Number of specific allele divided by Total number of alleles is ____.
inheritance
gene pool
allelic frequency
adaptation
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When allelic frequencies remain constant, a population is in genetic equilibrium.
Law of Segregation
Law of Superposition
Law of Indepenent Assortment
Hardy-Weinberg Principle
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Both extremes are favored & leads to evolution of 2 species.
directional selection
disruptive selection
stabilizing selection
sexual selection
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Having similar arrangement, or function, or both.
fossil structures
homologous structures
analogous structures
vestigial structures
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All the genes of a population..
genetic variation
gene tide
jean pool
gene pool
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Fossils,Anatomy,Embryology, Biochemistry,Geo. Distribution,Adaptations are ___ of evolution.
samples
evidence
fields
teachings
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Speciation relatively quickly (10, 000 years) & long periods of no evolution (gene equilibrium)
Gradualism
Punctuated equilbrium
25
Wallace had the same ideas about evolution as _______.
Lamarck
Mendel
Darwin
Redi
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Mutations, genetic drift, gene flow, nonrandom mating, & natural selection cause changes in __.
inheritance
genetic equilibrium
adaptation
homologous structures
27
Beautiful tail of mail peacocks makes the organism a greater target for predators showing ___.
sexual selection
stabilizing selection
disruptive selection
directional selection
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When few individuals colonize an isolated area (Darwin’s finches).
bottleneck effect
adaptations
founder effect
gene flow
29
Theory of Natural Selection ...
All of these
Organisms produce more offspring than can survive
Individuals in a population have variations
Variations help organism survive,reproduce,pass on variation
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Fertilization is possible between a tiger and a lion but the offspring is sterile.
prezygotic isolation
postzygotic isolation
speciation
geographic isolation
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____ are a record of early life.
algae
rock formations
fossils
photos
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Evolution of one species affects the evolution of the other species (EX-mouth parts).
Coevolution
Analogous evolution
Divergent evolution
Convergent evolution
33
Evolution is intimately linked with climate and geological forces.
TRUE
FALSE
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In sympatric speciation, a species evolves into a new species without _____.
mimicry
adaptation
a physical barrier
gene flow
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Enables species to blend in with surroundings so that they are not easily found by predators.
camouflage
copy cat
biochemistry
mimicry
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Favors one extremen & can lead to rapid evolution.
disruptive selection
stabilizing selection
sexual selection
directional selection
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Branch of science that studies the world distribution of organisms.
Geography
Biogeography
Botany
Biology
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Natural selection acts on phenotypes. Organisms with ______ survive & pass on traits.
fewer adaptations
well-suited traits
more adaptations
poorly-suited traits
39
Islands, lava flows, rock slides, (allopatric speciation) lead to evolution of 2 species.
reproductive isolation
adaptation
Hardy-Weinberg Principle
geographic isolation
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The theory of ___ is supported by natural selection and explains the diversity of life.
evolution
genetics
mitosis
isolation
41
______ said the human species grows faster than food supply.
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Malthus
Charles Darwin
Matthew Thomas
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Evolution occurs as a population’s _______ & their frequencies change over time.
camouflage
gene pool
jeans
ability to mimic
43
Biochemistry compares RNA, DNA, and ______ to provide evidence of evolution.
fossils
carbohydrates
proteins
bones
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Considering the conditions of Hardy-Weinberg Principle, populations are usually in equilibrium.
TRUE
FALSE
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Some mutations are helpful & new allele or gene becomes part of the population’s gene pool.
TRUE
FALSE
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He had a job as naturalist on HMS Beagle.
Lamarck
Mendel
Hutton
Darwin
47
The human appendix and little toe are examples of _______.
homologous structures
analogous structures
vestigial structures
fossil structures
48
Populations NOT _________ evolve.
people
individuals
teachers
dogs
49
Genetic & behavioral differences between organisms lead to ___.
speciation
geographic isolation
prezygotic isolation
postzygotic isolation
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According to RNA evidence, there are ____ domains of organisms.
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3
6
4