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Section: Developing a Theory
In the space provided,
each statement
write the letter of the term or phrase that best completes
or best answers each question.
1. Evolution is
a. the mechanism by which individuals change over time.
b. tbe process by which species change over time.
c. known to occur by use and disuse of cbaracters.
d. change in babitat througb time.
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2. Charles Darwin is credited with
a. providing evidence for how evolution occurs.
b. developing a mechanism for how evolution occurs.
c. proposing a theory known as gradualism.
d. Both (a) and (b)
3. How did Darwin gather a great deal of evidence for evolution at work?
a. by mere speculation
b. by breeding a variety of dogs
c. as a naturalist during the voyage of the Beagle
d. by preparing books about population growth rates
4. Darwin learned that there were resemblances between the plants and
animals of South America and
a. Ecuador.
c. Australia.
d. the English countryside.
b. the Galapagos Islands.
Read the question,
and write your answer in the space provided.
5. What is artificial selection?
6. Whatwere Jean Baptiste Lamarck's ideas on inheritance?
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7. [Descent with modification / Artificial selection j is change in traits in groups
overtime.
8. Both Lamarck and Darwin proposed that organisms [go extinct in! adapt to]
changing environments.
In the space provided, explain how the terms differ in meaning.
9. linear population growth, exponential population growth
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Section: Applying Qarwin's Ideas
In the space provided, write the letter ofthe termor
each statement
phrase that best completes
or best answers each question.
1. The four steps or requirements of evolution by natural selection are
a. few offspring, variation, selection, evolution.
b. overproduction, no variation, selection, adaptation.
c. overproduction, variation, inheritance, adaptation.
d. overproduction, variation, selection, adaptation.
2. An adaptation is a(n)
a. inherited trait that helps individuals reproduce and survive.
b. theory.
c. unit of evolution.
d. biological molecule.
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3. One hypothesized
a. fish.
b. Dronasaurus.
c. Ambulocetus.
d. rhea.,
link between modem whales and hoofed mammals is
4. Links between major classes of vertebrates have been established
primarily by
a. radiometric dating.
b. inherited traits.
c. the fossil record.
d. patterns of development.
S. Patterns in biogeography show
a. proof of the existence of every species that has ever lived.
b. that the environment can shape the evolution of organisms in the
same way in different places.
c. intermediate forms between groups of species.
d. that species do not change over time on different continents.
6. Which of the following do scientists use as evidence to explain
Darwin's ideas?
a. the fossil record
b. biochemical molecules
c. embryological data
d. All of the above
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8. homologous structures
9. vertebrate embryos
a all have a tail at some time in
development
b. are made up of very similar sequences
in humans and gorillas
c. structures that share a common ancestry
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10. Species that diverged recently have _----'--------
genetic
differences than those species that are not closely related.
11. There is (are)
difference(s) between the amino
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acid sequences of the hemoglobin in humans and the hemoglobin in gorillas.
12. There is (are)
difference(s) between the amino
acid sequences of the hemoglobin in humans and the hemoglobin in frogs.
13. There is (are)
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difference(s) between the amino
acid sequences of the hemoglobin in humans and the hemoglobin in rhesus
monkeys.
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14. How do scientists estimate the number of changes that have taken place in a
gene or protein since two species diverged from a common ancestor?
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15. What are three major strengths of Darwin's work?
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6. Identify the five processes of microevolution.
7. Compare the effects of mutation and genetic drift on the alleles in a
population.
8. Give an example of coevolution.
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