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A) anatomical
B) biochemical
C) fossil
D) biogeographical
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A) past geological events.
B) the movement of continents.
C) formation of volcanic islands.
D) ecological change.
E) the time period in which a species was present on Earth.
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A) young isolated at hatching will not know how to do this.
B) it is probably not "hardwired" in the brain as a behavior passed on genetically.
C) there must be a great advantage to reaching this food source for this learned behavior to be repeated by most descendants of each generation.
D) as an acquired characteristic, in a strict sense this is not part of the adaptive radiation of finches on the Galápagos.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) There is always competition for resources.
B) Organisms differ in reproductive success.
C) There are inheritable variations in populations.
D) The desired traits are chosen by a breeder.
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A) comparative anatomy.
B) biogeography.
C) the fossil record.
D) comparative embryology.
E) comparative biochemistry.
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A) rabbits and hares.
B) plants and fungi.
C) tortoises and finches.
D) snails and fish.
E) monkeys and armadillos.
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A) a stable environment
B) abundant resources
C) many individuals
D) inheritable variation
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A) bird wings function on different physics principles of lift.
B) insect wings are vestigial.
C) the wings are not homologous structures with a common ancestral origin.
D) they did not evolve in the same region or live at the same time period.
E) there is no fossil link between these groups.
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A) bacterial resistance to antibiotics
B) resistance of weeds to select herbicides
C) resistance of HIV to drug treatment
D) All are examples of evolution that can be observed and studied.
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A) fins, rounded head with eyes on the side and a neck
B) lungs, fins and scales
C) a flat head with eyes on the top, fins and scales
D) fins, simple wrist bones and expanded ribs
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A) catastrophic extinction of species.
B) slow cycles of erosion and uplift.
C) production of layers of sediment through slow deposition.
D) extreme geological change occurring over a long period of time.
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A) all species are equal in complexity
B) life originated from inorganic substances
C) living organisms form a sequential ladder of life, with humans at the top
D) the simpliest organisms are placed on the top of the ladder of living organisms
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A) the distribution of dark and light colored peppered moths in Britain.
B) a rise in bacterial resistance to antibiotics.
C) the reduction in beak length of scarlet honeycreepers when they changed food sources.
D) the 150 breeds of dogs developed from ancestral wolves.
E) two of these are not examples of natural selection.
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A) hybrids showed that species could be changed with time.
B) variation is due to imperfections in copies of some perfect ideal form.
C) artificial selection of animals by humans proves that evolution can occur.
D) acquired characteristics could be passed from parents to offspring.
E) worldwide catastrophes caused extinction, followed by creation of new species.
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A) the age of the Earth is billions of years old.
B) species are related by descent.
C) an interaction of random variations and environmental conditions produced environmental adaptation.
D) All of the choices are correct.
E) only two of the answers are correct.
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