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The preserved remains of an organism that lived long ago is a(n)
Beagle
adaptation
Galapagos
fossil
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some variations make individuals more likely to survive and reproduce
selection
competition
overproduction
variation
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Which of the following does NOT affect biodiversity?
area
punctuated equilibrium
climate
niche diversity
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The image is an example of which evidence of evolution:
vestigial structures
anologous structures
fossils
homologous structures
5
Which of the following is a positive impact humans have on biodiversity?
poaching
invasive species
pollution
habitat preservation
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The image is an example of which evidence of evolution:
DNA
homologous structures
vestigial structures
embryo
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organisms compete for resources and mates
competition
variation
selection
overproduction
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The number of different species in an area:
punctuated equilibrium
keystone species
biodiversity
gradualism
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The image is an example of which evidence of evolution:
homologous structures
vestigial structures
DNA
embryo
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Scientists infer that species with similar structures had a common
predator
gene
environment
ancestor
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Which of the following is an invasive species in our area?
round gobies
sea lamprey
emerald ash borer
garlic mustard
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The different shapes of bird beaks are examples of
adaptations
evolution
fossils
naturalism
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The image is an example of which evidence of evolution:
homologous structures
vestigial structures
anologous structures
fossils
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The most effective way to preserve biodiversity is through
habitat preservation
habitat fragmentation
habitat destruction
captive breeding
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Reproducing more offspring than will survive
overproduction
competition
selection
variation
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short periods of rapid change is called
punctuated equilibrium
isolation
gradualism
adaptation
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The image is an example of
gradualism
anologous structures
homologous structures
punctuated equilibrium
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The image is an example of which evidence of evolution:
homologous structures
vestigial structures
fossils
anologous structures
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No two offspring will be alike
variation
selection
overproduction
competition
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Author of the Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection
Newton
Mendeleev
Mendel
Darwin
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The image is an example of which evidence of evolution:
vestigial structures
fossils
homologous structures
anologous structures
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Influences the survival of many other species in an ecosystem
biodiversity
gradualism
keystone species
punctuated equilibrium