Exam 15: Evolution

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Modern theories of evolution recognize that mutation, recombination of genes through hybridization, and polyploidy (at least in plants)are essential to allowing the development of a new species.

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Which of the following provides evidence in support of evolution?

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Charles Darwin's book On the Origin of Species was first published in

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Sterile hybrids may reproduce by asexual means.

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Genetic drift can bring about evolutionary changes but only in populations of very large size.

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Charles Darwin used the term ‘natural selection' to contrast the evolutionary process in natural populations with the process of ____________ followed by plant (and animal) breeders.

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New species cannot develop without geographical isolation.

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No permanent change in a population occurs unless there is/are

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A biological revolution started in 1859 when Charles Darwin published

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Approximately half of present-day plant species are believed to have originated in the past by which of the following events?

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The development from a single gene pool of two gene pools that are different enough to prevent interbreeding usually comes about as a result of

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Changes within chromosomes may occur through which of the following?

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Natural selection is based on all of the following aspects EXCEPT

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Deletions, translocations, and inversions are chromosomal changes that lead to mutations.

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