day 74 Microevolution and macroevolution

 What type of evolution is demonstrated in this photo?

• Coevolution

• Convergent evolution

• Punctuated evolution

• Gradualistic evolution

Answer explanation

The photo demonstrates coevolution, where two or more species evolve together in response to each other's influence.

The idea that evolution seems to occur in spurts of time.

• stabilizing selection
• gradualism

• disruptive selection
• puntuated equilibrium

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The idea that evolution happens with the accumulation of gradual changes in the population over time.

• stabilizing selection
• gradualism

• disruptive selection
• puntuated equilibrium

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Two unrelated species evolve in a way that makes them more similar.

• adaptive radiation

• microevolution

• coevolution

• convergent evolution

• divergent evolution

What type of macroevolution is happening in the image?

• adaptive radiation

• microevolution

• coevolution

• convergent evolution

• divergent evolution

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Finches on the Galapagos Islands share similar characteristics because they share a common ancestor but have evolved into many different types of species to eat different foods in order to survive. What type of macroevolution is being described?

• adaptive radiation

• microevolution

• coevolution

• convergent evolution

• divergent evolution

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Humans are causing extiction in which ways?

• By over hunting animals for food or products.
• By destroying the natural habitat of species.
• By polluting the environments of the world.
• All of the above.

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Which best describes punctuated equilibrium?

• Speciation occurs due to natural selection

• Speciation occurs due to isolation

• Speciation occurs slowly in geologic time, followed by long periods with very fast evolutionary change.

• Speciation occurs suddenly and rapidly in geologic time, followed by long periods with little evolutionary change.

The large-scale events of speciation are called...

• macroevolution

• simplification

• adaptation

• microevolution

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The death of every member of a species

• The flu
• epidemic
• extinct
• population

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