Evolution of population quiz

Which of the following is not an example of natural selection?

• The change in beaks to finches due to new environments.

• The change in color of the peppered moths due to environmental changes.

• The domestication of dogs by humans for wanting a pet.

• The changing of beaks in finches to avoid competition for food among each other.

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Which of the following is not a benefit of natural selection?

• Guarantees each species have an equal chance at survival

• Increases genetic variation in a species

• Helps species adapt and survive to their environment

• Begins the process of evolution

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How does natural selection impact the gene pool?

• Natural selection impacts the gene pool by increasing benefical traits and decreasing unhelpful triats.

• Natural selection randomly changes genes without any preference.

• Natural selection only impacts genetics, it will not impact physical traits.

• Natural selection has no impact on the gene pool because they do not relate to one another.

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A bird from one population moves and mates with a bird from another population. What is this an example of? ​ (a)  

• Genetic Drift
• Gene flow
• Bottleneck effect
• Speciation

Which of the following shows the Hardy Weinberg equation?

• p^2 + 2pq + q^2 = 1
• p x q = 1

• p^2 + q^2 = 100

• p + q = 1

Match the following variables based on the Hardy Weinberg equation.

• q^2

• Homozygous recessive

• p^2

• Heterozygous

• 2pq

• Homozygous Dominant

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Are the conditions of Hardy Weinberg hard to meet? Why?

• Yes, the conditions of Hardy-Weinberg are hard to meet due to forces like natural selection, mutations, and population sizes.

• No, the conditions are easy to meet because there are mutations, small populations, and random mating throughout.

• Yes, but they are often met in nature due to natural selection, gene flow, and genetic drift.

• No, they are always met in large populations because there are no mutations, random mating, or small populations.

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Which of the following describes a normal distribution pattern?

• An upside down bell shape showing the extreme sides of the curve.

• A bell shaped curve showing the most distibution is arounf the mean.

• A uniform distribution throughout the entire population.

• A random distribution with no pattern.

Match the selection to the appropriate curve graph.

• Directional selection

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• Disruptive selection

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• Stabilizing selection

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Which of the following is not a scenerio showing normal distribution?

• Height distribution among freshmen at BUHS

• Size of beaks among pengiuns on an Island

• Weight of men in the city of Brawley

• Income of different jobs in different countries.

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