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In polygenic inheritance
Both are true
More than one gene is involved in the expression of a trait.
Neither are true
Many phenotypes are possible
2
Reproduces by binary fission
Viruses
Bacteria
3
What role do fungi play in the environment?
Both decomposers and pathogens
Pathogens
Decomposers
Neither
4
Baraminology seeks to classify living things according to both their ____ and their _____.
Eye color; Fur/skin color
Physical feature, species
Apperance, DNA
Species, Kind
5
Causes herpes, chicken pox, and HIV
Bacteria
Viruses
6
When DNA from another source is added to an organism's DNA, the resulting DNA is known as ____ DNA.
Restriced
Recombinant
Sequential
Polymerized
7
Principles of Geology
Thomas Matlthus
Hugo de Vries
Charles Darwin
Charles Lyell
8
The process of two dissimilar species evolving the same derived trait ex. Sugar gliders and flying squirrels is called _
Divergence
Baraminology
Conversence
derived traits
9
Egg chambers in an angiosperm's ovary are called ____
Ovules
Polar bodies
Endosperm
Style
10
Through prokaryotic, archaea share many characteristics with eukaryotes
False
True
11
Polyploidy is an abnormal condition that occurs only as a result of mutation.
True
False
12
Just prior to cell division, a duplicated chromosome exists as two identical _____.
Centromeres
Genes
Chromatids
Autosomes
13
In
homology
, scientist study similar structures in orgnaism throught to be descended from a _____.
Common ancestor
Simular kind
Simular animal
Simular species
14
Gram staining is used to determine whether a bacteria causes desease
False
True
15
Theory of inheritance of acquired characteristics
Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
Hugo de Vries
Thomas Malthus
Alfred Russell Wallace
16
According to the biological key, in order to identify a crow, which path would you follow?
1, 4, 6: Aves
1, 4, 5: Aves
1, 3, 5: Aves
None of these paths
17
Aristotle's classification was
Discontinued when bacteria and other microscopic organisms were discovered.
Based on genetics.
An example of a scientific model.
Inadequate for its time because it was baded on two kingdoms.
18
Causes strep throat, food poisoning, and pneumonia
Bacteria
Viruses
19
Largest group of archaeans
Thermophiles
Acidophiles
Methanogens
Halophiles
20
A lichen consists of a fungus and a club moss living in symbiotic relationship
True
False
21
Cold sores are an example of a disease caused by a bacteria
True
False
22
Old-earth, uniformitarian geologist
Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
Charles Lyell
Charles Darwin
Alfred Russel Wallace
23
How old is the tree with a cross-section that looks like the image shown
50-100 years
More thatn 100 years
10-50 years
Less the 10 years
24
The process by which pollen fertilizes both the egg and polar bodies is called ___
Cross fertilization
Complete fertilization
Double fertilization
Perfect fertilization
25
According to a biblical worldview, divergence can happen only within a ____
Kind
Generation
Family
Species
26
Human population growth and catastrophes
Thomas Malthus
Charles Darwin
Charles Lyell
Hugo de Vries
27
Many can move using a flagellum
Bacteria
Viruses
28
Young-earth creationists view the fossil record as
A record of evolutionary change
The product of a series of localized floods.
None of these
Evidence of a worldwide flood
29
Emerging infectious deseases often appear suddenly, kill large numbers, then disappear, only to reappear years later
True
False
30
First archaeans discovered
Thermophiles
Acidophiles
Halophiles
Methanogens
31
Sections of DNA known as promoters ehancers and silencers tell RNA polymerase where to copy and if the gene is off or on
True
False
32
Many protozoans can propel themselves by means of hairlike ____ or whip-like ______
cilia; flagellum
flagellum; Cilia
Cilia; pseudopods
pseudopods; Cilia
33
The most broadly defined taxonmic group is the
domain
and the most narrowly defined group is the
genus
False
True
34
In figures 1 and 2, identify structure 7
Plasmids
Cell wall
Capsule
cilia
35
The portion of the cell cycle when normal growth and activity takes place and during which Dna is replicated is ____.
Meiosis
Mitosis
Interphase
Metaphase
36
In genetic engineering, scientists attempt to manipulate DNA in ways other that natural processes
True
False
37
Evolution biologist class horses and other odd-toed ungulates together This is an example of the science of ___
Cladistics
Systematics
Phylogeny
Clades
38
Unicellular, haploid reproductive cells that produce haploid structures are called _____
Spores
Embryos
Gametes
Fruit
39
Most of a cell's life is spent undergoing mitosis
False
True
40
Homologous pairs of chromsomes can vary position during meiosis so daughter cells can have different sets of traits
True
False
41
Evolutionary geneticist
Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
Charles Darwin
Thomas Malthus
Hugo de Vries
42
Mitosis results in four daughter cells with identical DNA
True
False
43
A bacterium passes a plasmid to another bacterium in a process known as.
Gene flow
Genetic drift
Lateral gene transfer.
Mutation
44
What type of tissue is abundant in the region of a root just above the root cap?
Ground tissue
Meristematic tissue
Tracheid tissue
Vascular tissue
45
Which of the following are
not
chromists?
Paramecia
Foraminferans
Diatoms
Water molds
46
All organisms have the same number of chromosomes
True
False
47
Which of the following is not a generally agreed-upon tenet of modern evolutionary theory?
Bio evolution is the result of small changes over long periods of time
Bio evolution uses fossils to create the tree of life from simple-complex
Organisms that acquire useful characteristics can pass them on
Genetics is the foundation for biological evolution.
48
Non considered a cellular organism
Viruses
Bacteria
49
Archaea can be distinguished from bacteria by the absence of ____ in their cell walls.
Isoprene
Peptidoglycan
Polymerase
Mazei
50
Found in anaerobic environments, such as swamps
Methanogens
Thermophiles
Acidophiles
Halophiles
51
Must invade a host cell in order to reproduce
Bacteria
Viruses
52
Thrive in hot, acidic springs, such as those in Yellowstone National Park
Halophiles
Acidophiles
Methanogens
Thermophiles
53
Organism's DNA can have alot of variation, but no proof has shown organisms evolve into a different kind of organism
True
False
54
The orderly row of tightly packed, column-shaped cells that contain chloroplasts is called the
Guard cells
Palisade mesophyll
Spongy mesophyll
Xylem
55
The main supports for modern evolutionary theory are derived from genetics, paleontology, and molecular biology.
False
True
56
In order for an algal bloom to occur, which of the following is necessary?
Warm water
All of these
Sufficient oxygen and nutrients
Sunlight
57
Used in gene therapy
Bacteria
Viruses
58
Found near deep sea vents where water temperatures are at or near water's boiling point
Halophiles
Thermophiles
Methanogens
Acidophiles
59
Archaea that live in the intestines of animals and that produce gas are known as _______.
Acidophiles
Methanogens
Halophiles
Thermophiles
60
The primary structure of bryophytes is the ______
Bryophytes
Gymnosperm
Sporophyte
Gametophyte
61
The term
species
is hard to define because there are exceptions to every defintion.
False
True
62
Modern evolutionary theory incorporates ideas from
All of these
Molecular biology
Paleontology
Population genetics
63
Which of these is
Bacillus cereus
?
Image B
Image A
Image C
64
As a result of meiosis, gametes have varying combinations of genes. This illustrates Menel's principle of _____.
Dependent assortment
Independent assortment
Segregation
Variation
65
In all four plant groups, gametes are produced by the ___ structure.
Rhizome
Gametophyte
Sporophyte
Rhizoid
66
Make up the microbiota in the digestive systems of animals and humans
Bacteria
Viruses
67
Which of the following correctly orders the events in the lytic cycle?
Attachment of virus, injection of genetic material, lysis, replication
Attachment of virus, Injection of genetic material, replication, lysis
Injection of genetic material, replication, attachment of virus, Lysis
Attachment of virus, replication, lysis, injection of genetic material
68
Bacteria most often reproduce through ____.
Transformation
Transduction
Conjugation
Binery Fission
69
Found in water saltier than the ocean, such as the Dead Sea
Thermophiles
Acidophiles
Halophiles
Methanogens
70
A bacteriophage can introduce new genetic material into bacterium through _______.
Binary fission
Conjugation
Transformation
Transduction
71
In the past, people have been able to distinguish species on the basis of
external appearances, behavior, and geographic location
Both
The ability to produce fertile offspring
Neither
72
The Familiar mushroom or toadstool is a club fungus belonging to the phylum _____.
Zygomycota
Cordyceps
Ascomycota
Basidiomycota
73
On the Origin of Species
Charles Lyell
Thomas Malthus
Charles Darwin
Hugo de Vries
74
In both gymosperms and angiosperms, pollen contains the male gamets
False
True
75
Basic structure consists of a strand of RNA or DNA, a capsis, and an envelope
Viruses
Bacteria
76
Which of the following is true of chromists in comparison with protozoans?
Chromists are more likely to have specialized structures
Chromists are less likely to have cilia or flagella
Chromists from colonies but protozoans do not
All of these are true.
77
In figure 1 and 2, identify structure 5
Nucleoid
Cell wall
Capsule
Plasmids
78
In all four plant groups, the structure that produces the gametes is the ____
Gymnosperm
Sporophyte
Bryophytes
Gametophyte
79
Fungi that can produce both sexually and asexually are called ____ fungi
Perfect
Incomplete
Imperfect
Complete
80
Asexual reproduction in fungi is limted to budding, as in yeast
False
True
81
The long periods needed for evolution to occur are compatible with a direct reading of the biblical account of Creation
False
True
82
When water enters the guard cells through osmosis, the stomata are open
True
False
83
Substances that cause disease, including bacteria and viruses, are called ___.
Pathogens
Vectors
Decomposers
Probiotics
84
Theory of use and disuse
Charles Darwin
Alfred Russell Wallace
Thomas Malthus
Jean-Baptiste Lamarck
85
Mutation theory of evolution
Alfred Russell Wallace
Charles Lyell
Hugo de Vries
Thomas Mathus
86
Autotrophic bacteria that photosynthesize belong to the group known as
Microbiota
Decomposers
Cyanobacteria
Opportunistic pathogens
87
Meiosis produces sex cells that have only a single copy of each chromosome
True
False
88
Bacteria in the human gut serve a variety of functions, including the synthesis of certain vitamins
False
True
89
First published on natural selection
Charles Darwin
Thomas Malthus
Alfred Russell Wallace
Charles Lyell
90
An infectious paricle consisting of a circular strand of RNA but lacking a capsid or envelope is a ____
Retroviruses
Vectors
Prion
Viroid
91
According to the biological key, which path would you have to follow in order to identify the class of your dog?
1, 4, 6: Mammalia
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6: Mammalia
1, 2, 6: Mammalia
None of these paths
92
The rate at which an organism's genes and proteins change is known as its _______.
Molecular clock
Radiometric dating
Geologic time scale
Molecular evolution
93
An white furred animal is crossed with an red furred animal. The offspring exhibit both color hairs. This is codominance
True
False
94
Pedigrees chart the patter of ingeritance for a trait through several generations
True
False
95
An inverison is an example of a ______ mutation.
Frameshift
Chromosmal
Point
Somatic
96
Usually occurs in one of three basic shapes: coccus, spirillum, bacillus
Bacteria
Viruses
97
Which of these is
Staphylococcus aureaus
?
Image A
Image C
Image B
98
A bacterium's DNA is located in its nucleoid
False
True
99
An infectious particle made of abnormal proteins is called a
Viroid
Retrovirus
Virus
Prion
100
Prior to a muscle cell undergoing mitosis a nucleotide is deleted. Why is the unlikely to seriously affect the offspring
Muscle cells are somatic cells
Deletion mutation are rarely harmful
Only chromosomal mutations can be passed to an organism's offspring
Deletion mutations ar harmful only in germ cells