
Biochemical Evidence for Evolution
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Biology
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9th - 12th Grade
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Hard
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Standards-aligned
Nancy Osborne
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19 Slides • 22 Questions
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What are the 3 types of symbiotic relationships?
Mutualism
Commensalism
Parasitism
Animal Communication
Competition
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Multiple Choice
Which statement best explains why animals are considered heterotrophic?
They are able to produce food through the process of photosynthesis.
They are able to produce food through the process of respiration.
They are able to obtain nutrients by decomposing plant and animal tissue.
They are able to obtain nutrients by consuming other organisms or their products.
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Multiple Choice
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Open Ended
Are these the same animals?
How do you know?
What if the cat had longer ears or the bunny had shorter ears - would you still know?
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Open Ended
Are these noodle necklaces the exact same?
Would you still call them all noodle necklaces?
How closely related are they?
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Open Ended
Which ones are most closely related with the first one? Why?
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Open Ended
Give me another arrangement of the letters or words - what happens to the meaning of the sentence?
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Open Ended
Give me similarities and differences between these two critters.
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Open Ended
Give me similarities and differences between these two critters.
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Open Ended
Give me similarities and differences between these two critters.
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Open Ended
What do you think?
Are organisms with more similarities more or less closely related? Why?
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Open Ended
FLASHBACK
Think way back when we talked about the nitrogen cycle…why was it important again? What did it have to do with DNA and proteins?
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BIOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE PROVIDES THE BEST EVIDENCE FOR EVOLUTION!!!!
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
List the 4 closest human relatives based on this biochemical comparison.
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Multiple Choice
By looking at the genes of some animals we can determine which living species are most closely related to each other. This also reveals which species most recently diverged from their common ancestor.
Based on the partial gene segments shown, which pair of animals are genetically most closely related and therefore most recently diverged from their common ancestor?
Chimpanzee and Mouse
Rat and Mouse
Rat and Chimpanzee
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Multiple Choice
In the table shown, the DNA found in five primate species was compared to the DNA found in humans. The number of sequence differences was recorded. Based on the data in this table, what inference could you make about these species compared to humans?
Lemurs are most like humans.
Gorillas are most like humans.
None of the species are similar to humans.
Only the lemur differs from humans in any way.
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Which of the following can be determined by observing the embryos shown in the diagram
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Images of the embryo and adult stages of three different organisms are shown.
Which of the following is the best conclusion that can be drawn from this evidence?
Having similar embryos indicates that these organisms eat the same types of food.
Having similar embryos indicates that these organisms live in a similar environment.
Having similar embryos indicates that these organisms share a recent common ancestor.
Having similar embryos indicates that a certain protein controls how many legs the adult organisms will have.
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What is the relationship between DNA and amino acids?
DNA tells a cell how to make proteins through the genetic code, and proteins are made from amino acids
Amino acids are made from proteins and DNA is made out of proteins
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Multiple Choice
If proteins behave like molecular clocks, then which of the following is true?
organisms that are more closely related share fewer similarities in their amino acid sequences
organisms that are more closely related share more similarities in their amino acid sequences
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