7. Natural Selection and Evolution Test

What are the 2 types of evolution?

• Microevolution (Evolution can occur on a small scale affecting a single population)

• Macroevolution (Evolution can occur on a small scale affecting a single population)

• Microevolution (Evolution on a large scale affecting changes in species across populations)

• Macroevolution (Evolution on a large scale affecting changes in species across populations)

What is the ultimate source of variation?

• Random Mutations

• Crossing Over

• Migration

• Gene flow

Individuals do not evolve!! ______________ do!!

Which is not a source of microevolution

• Mutations

• Natural Selection

• Genetic Drift

• Sexual Selection

• Coevolution

What are 3 examples of morphology?

• Homologous Structures

• Vestigial Structures

• Analogous Structures

• Gene Structures

Order our taxonomy list from most broad to most specific (start from Domain and end with Species)

(Go from least specific 1 to most specific 5)

• 4

• Kingdom

• 2

• Domain

• Highest level (least Specific) 1

• Species

• 3

• Class

• Lowest Level (Most Specific) 5

• Genus

Match the 3 domains with their descriptions

• Prokaryotes, "true" bacteria, pathogens

• Eukarya

• Eukaryotes

• Archaebacteria

• Prokaryotes in extreme environments

• Eubacteria

How do we name organisms?

• genus species

• species genus

• domain kingdom

• domain species

Who developed the binomial nomenclature naming system

• Lineus

• Darwin

• Mendel

• Einstein

What type of life form is considered to be the first? When was this?

• Prokaryote, 3.5 million years ago

• Prokaryote, 3.5 billion years ago

• Eukaryote, 3.5 million years ago

• Eukaryote, 3.5 bya

• Prokaryote, 35 bya