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What kind of trait shows common ancestry with other organisms?

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Homologous trait

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If two organisms have a trait with the same purpose, but evolved them in different ways, what kind of trait is that?

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Analogous trait

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Which of these is an example of the bottleneck effect?

• Most of a group of tapirs is wiped out by a disease, leaving only a handful alive
• A small group of pigs are left on an island by humans, establishing a new population
• A population of field mice is entirely destroyed by predators

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Most of a group of tapirs is wiped out by a disease, leaving only a handful alive

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Which of these is an example of the founder effect?

• A group of starlings fly to a new island and are killed by local predators
• Only a few walruses were able to reproduce because their breeding grounds were destroyed
• A group of bison is isolated on an island after the ice they crossed on receded

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A group of bison is isolated on an island after the ice they crossed on receded

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What does a cladogram show?

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The relationships between different species

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Which of these two organisms have exactly three amino acids in their cytochrome C proteins? Options: E. africanus and E. ferus, A. forsteri and G. gallus, G. gallus and D. polylepis, D. polylepis and E. ferus

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A. forsteri and G. gallus

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Based on this chart of differences between the cytochrome C proteins of different organisms, which two organisms are most distantly related? Options: E. africanus and E. ferus, A. forsteri and G. gallus, G. gallus and D. polylepis, D. polylepis and E. ferus

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D. polylepis and E. ferus

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Which of these graphs represents stabilizing selection in a population?

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Which of these graphs represents disruptive selection in a population?

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What pattern of natural selection is affecting alligators whose snouts evolve to become shorter, allowing them to catch prey more quickly?

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Directional selection