
questões evolução
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Izabelly Favero
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What are the main differences between Criacionismo and fixismo as presented in the image?
Criacionismo is based on supernatural acts
Fixismo supports evolution
Both are scientific theories
Criacionismo is a modern concept
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Explain the difference between an inherited trait and an acquired trait.
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Explain the process of adaptation in organisms according to Lamarckism as illustrated in the diagram.
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The graph shows the frequency of two traits, 1 and 2, in a population.
Part A: Use information from the circle graph to infer which trait is most likely favored by natural selection.
Part B: Explain how natural selection could lead to the trait distribution shown in the circle graph.
Part C: Scientists predict that over time 0% of the population will have trait 2. Explain why this change in trait distribution could result in negative consequences for the population.
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What was the significance of the 2nd H.M.S. Beagle Survey (1831-1836) in relation to Darwinism?
It discovered new species
It mapped the ocean currents
It was a naval expedition
It was the first survey of the Americas
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Identify the different species of finches shown in the image. How do they adapt to their environment?
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What are the different types of finches shown in the adaptive radiation diagram?
medium tree finch
large cactus finch
vegetarian finch
woodpecker finch
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The image shows light and dark colored moths that live on a tree. Which result is most likely to occur to the moth population over time due to predation?
The number of light colored moths in the population will increase
There will be more dark colored moths than light colored moths
The number of light colored moths will decrease
The dark colored moths will move to a different type of tree
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Ivan read a story about a population of mice that become stranded in a dark jungle. Some mice were dark brown, while others were white. According to the process of natural selection, predict which color of mice would be more successful living in a dark jungle. Explain the concept of natural selection and your prediction in your response.
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Which of the following statement best explain this bacteria's antibiotic resistance?
Antibiotic resistant bacteria happen by chance (mutation). This adaptation is pass on to future generations
Bacteria needed to survive so they just adapt to the antibiotic
Bacteria develop an adapatation to survive and then pass this adaptation to future generations
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What is the phenomenon described in the image related to the occurrence of dark-colored individuals due to environmental changes?
Industrial Melanism
Natural Selection
Genetic Drift
Color Variation
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How did the dark environment cause a change in the frequency of phenotypes in the peppered moth populations?
White moths adapted by changing their color to dark so they could camouflage better.
Darker moths survived & reproduced, having offspring of the same color.
The dark environment caused mutations in the moth population to having a dark phenotype.
Dark moths moved into the area because they knew they would have higher chances of surviving in the dark environment.
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In the peppered moth lab (gizmo), which nature caused the moths to change color? (Click all that apply)
The moth decided to change color
Birds hunting moths that are easier to see
The tree's bark color
Humans hunting moths that are easier to see trait
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4. When the industrial revolution started, the trees have been covered in soot from coal factories. Which moth will be more successful in this environment?
White Moth
Dark Moth
Both are Equally Successful in this Environment
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Which peppered moth's color is an adaptation in this picture?
black
white
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Isle Royale National Park is known for the Wolf (predator) and Moose (prey) populations. Which option below best describes this relationship.
When the predators are high, the prey is high.
When the prey is high the predator is high.
When the predator is low, the prey is high.
When the prey is low the predator is low.
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What is the process illustrated in the image that involves selective breeding of plants and animals?
Natural selection
Artificial selection
Genetic modification
Hybridization
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Which of the following breeds is most closely related to the wolf?
Poodle
German Shepherd
Dachshund
Dalmatian
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What breed of cattle is known for its muscular build and is often used in beef production?
Angus
Hereford
Belgian Blue
Jersey
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When penicillin was first introduced, Staphylococci infections were quickly defeated by small doses, but at some point in time the bacterial DNA underwent a mutation that made a particular Staphylococcus resistant to penicillin. Treatment with penicillin killed at of the other Staphylococci, which were sensitive, but the resistant bacterium survived and continued to divide giving rise to a growing colony of resistant bacteria. These mutant bacteria had a survival advantage, not only because they were resistant to penicillin, but also because they didn't have to compete with the sensitive bacteria for space and nutrients.
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What is the main difference between the adaptation theories of Lamarck and Darwin?
Lamarck's theory states that the environment causes individuals to adapt.
Darwin's theory states that the environment selects the most adapted individuals.
Both theories suggest that adaptation occurs through environmental influence.
Neither theory accounts for environmental factors.
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The dots represent a bacterial infection. Sal was very sick with this bacterial infection. The infection was treated with antibiotics. Sal seemed to get well, but in a few weeks, she was sick again. How can this be explained using natural selection?
The antibiotics were ineffective to this strain of bacteria.
Antibiotics will only kill a portion of the bacteria, no matter how much medicine Sal takes.
The stronger, more resistant bacteria survived the antibiotics and reproduced.
The antibiotics did not kill the bacteria; it only forced them to be dormant.
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What adaptation is shown in the images of the leaf and the owl and moth?
Camouflage
Migration
Hibernation
Mimicry
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What is the primary adaptation shown by the butterflies in the image that helps them blend into their environment?
Camouflage
Migration
Mimicry
Pollination
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