Exam 9: Reproductive Strategies
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An animal begins its life as a female. Later the dominant male dies and the female changes sex to become male. This is an example of
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Which type of mating strategy is most likely to result in self-fertilization?
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What is the idea that a female selects the mate with a superior genotype called?
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Plant species with separate male and female flowers on the same individual are called _____, and plant species with only male or female flowers on an individual are called _____.
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The idea that when selection for a preference by the female of a sexual trait and selection for that trait continue to reinforce each other and lead to extreme traits manifested in the male is called what?
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An organism at times mates by outcrossing and other times mates by self-fertilization. What might the organism be responding to?
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Salmon reproduce when many males and females release large quantities of their gametes into a stream. This process, spawning, is a type of
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Fig wasp populations contain a high proportion of females to males because of local mate competition. This occurs because
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Traits such as the large, colorful tail feathers of male peacocks are known as _____ because they are related to _____.
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Reproduction in which offspring receive genetic material from two parents is called
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Which of the following is NOT a genetic mechanism for sex determination?
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A peacock is significantly more colorful than a peahen and has a much larger tail. These traits allow the peacock to attract a mate but also make the peacock more visible to predators. This is an example of
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An organism starts out its life as female but later changes into a male. This is an example of
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Which of the following traits would NOT be considered a material benefit?
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In some perfect flowers, the receptiveness of the stigma is delayed until after its anthers have released pollen. This delay prevents
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