

Evolutionary Relationships
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Alexandra Osler
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Multiple Choice
What type of structure shows evolution when a cat's leg, a human arm, a bat's wing, and whale's flipper have different functions even though they all are related species?
Analogous structures
Homologous structures
Identical structures
Vestigial structures
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Multiple Choice
What pattern of evolution occurs when related species form, originating from a common ancestor?
divergent evolution
convergent evolution
co-evolution
endosymbiosis
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Multiple Choice
Which organism does NOT have a placenta?
Lion
House cat
Brown bear
Platypus
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Multiple Choice
What type of structure shows evolution when birds, bats, and insects have wings even though they don't share a common ancestor?
Analogous structures
Homologous structures
Identical structures
Vestigial structures
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Multiple Choice
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Multiple Choice
What type of structure shows evolution when arctic animals have white fur, short ears and limbs, and extra fat even though they don't share a common ancestor?
Analogous structures
Homologous structures
Identical structures
Vestigial structures
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are characteristics of homologous structures? Select all that apply.
Same bone structure, different function
Shared by species with a common ancestor
Show divergent evolution
Same function, different structure
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Multiple Choice
What pattern of evolution occurs when analogous structures developed in unrelated species?
divergent evolution
convergent evolution
co-evolution
endosymbiosis
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Multiple Choice
What pattern of evolution occurs when 2 different species evolve together b/c they rely on each other?
divergent evolution
convergent evolution
co-evolution
endosymbiosis
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Match
Match the following groups to the picture that describes they type of evidence that leads to common ancestry.
A trace of an ancient organism that has been preserved in rock.
Structures in different species that have the same bone structure / different function.
A structure that is present that no longer serves its original purpose.
Study of the early development of organisms
Structures that have similar functions but different structures
Fossil
Homologous Structures
Vestigial Structures
Embryology
Analogous structures
Fossil
Homologous Structures
Vestigial Structures
Embryology
Analogous structures
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Multiple Choice
List the 4 closest human relatives based on this biochemical comparison.
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Multiple Choice
Species 2 is a common ancestor of which species?
Species B only
Species B and C
Species B, C, and D
Species A, B, C, and D
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Multiple Choice
Which species belong in the clade for fur and mammary glands?
Gorilla only
Rat and gorilla
Lizard, alligator, robin, rat, and gorilla
Hagfish, salmon, and frog
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following best describes adaptive radiation?
When unrelated species develop similar traits due to similar environments
When one species evolves into many different forms to adapt to different environments
When two or more species influence each other's evolution over time
When all species are related through a common ancestor
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is an example of convergent evolution?
Darwin's finches developing different beak shapes
Clownfish and anemone benefiting each other
Shark and killer whale both having streamlined bodies and fins
Red panda and meerkat sharing a common ancestor
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Multiple Choice
Divergent evolution produces:
Unrelated species with similar traits
Many species from a common ancestor
Species without variation
Only one new species
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Multiple Choice
What is convergent evolution?
evolution toward similar traits in unrelated species
evolution toward different traits in closely related species
elimination of a species from Earth
the rise of two or more species from one existing species
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements best explains the significance of evidence in understanding evolutionary relationships among species?
Evidence shows that all species are related and descended from a common ancestor.
Evidence proves that all species evolved independently without any common ancestor.
Evidence shows that only mammals share a common ancestor.
Evidence suggests that evolutionary relationships are not determined by ancestry.
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
What do these structures suggest about the evolution of organisms?
A common ancestor
Similar purpose
One evolved into another
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Multiple Choice
What
type
of structure?
Homologous
Analogous
Embryological
Vestigial
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Multiple Choice
This table shows the number of differences in amino acids of a protein when compared to humans. Which species is LEAST closely related to humans?
Chimpanzee
Fruit fly
Horse
Pigeon
Rattlesnake
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Multiple Choice
The amino acid sequence for a protein was compared between three species. Species A and B had 2 differences, Species A and C had 6 difference, & Species B and C had 4 differences. Which species are most closely related?
A and B
A and C
B and C
All species are equally related
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Multiple Select
Which of the following statements about fossil records is/are correct?
Older fossils are found in deeper layers.
Younger fossils look less like modern species.
Fossils provide a record of species that lived long ago.
Scientists compare fossils to modern species to study evolution.
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Fill in the Blank
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Multiple Choice
The diagram below represents stages in embryonic development of eight organisms. The similarities in embryonic development shown in the diagrams suggests that these organisms-
All undergo external development
May have evolved from a common ancestor
Are all members of the same species
Have adaptation for the same environment as adults
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Hotspot
Click on the organism that is most closely related to Haplonycteris fischeri
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Multiple Choice
The seed-eating finch in the given diagram was most likely the
common ancestor
most successful
largest finch
parent of the other finches
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Multiple Choice
Why can similarities in amino acid sequences be used to determine species relatedness?
You are born with all of you amino acids
amino acids control which DNA is used to build you
DNA codes for amino acid sequences, so similar amino acid sequences indicate similar DNA
amino acids cannot provide valid data on species relatedness
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Multiple Choice
Which pair shows analogous structures?
Human arm & whale flipper
Dog leg & cat leg
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Multiple Choice
DNA provides evidence of evolution because all organisms share
Different nitrogen bases
The same four nucleotides
The same chromosome number
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