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Exam 11: Evidence for Evolution
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Question 1
Short Answer
DNA is the genetic (hereditary)material found in all living things on planet Earth.The genetic code is the same for everything from bacteria to plants and humans; this is evidence that the great diversity of life evolved from a ________.
Question 2
Essay
Dana finds a plant on the southeastern coast of North America and a very similar plant on the northwestern coast of Africa.Upon evaluating their DNA sequence similarity,she determines they had a common ancestor.How long ago should Dana predict that the common ancestor existed,and where should she expect to find fossil evidence of it or transitional forms? Support this prediction.
Question 3
Multiple Choice
Consider the experimental design presented in the infographic below.What is the significance of growing the populations at 42.2ᵒC? The increased growth temperature serves as a method of
Question 4
Multiple Choice
Whales and
Indohyus
share a more recent common ancestor than whales and fish.Which of the following is true?
Question 5
Essay
Dogs have vestigial digits called dewclaws.Describe the most likely origin of these structures.
Question 6
Multiple Choice
A species of cave beetle that lives in total darkness is blind but has remnants of what looks like eyes.These "eyes" are
Question 7
Multiple Choice
Match each example to the type of evidence supporting evolution. -The human and chimpanzee insulin genes are 98 percent similar.
Question 8
Short Answer
The human appendix is an example of a(n)________ structure.
Question 9
Multiple Choice
The proteins and DNA of organisms that share a recent common ancestor are ________ the proteins and DNA of organisms that do not share a recent common ancestor.
Question 10
Multiple Choice
One of the reasons scientists have had so much difficulty finding a cure for HIV/AIDS is that the HIV virus is quick to evolve resistance to the drugs used to treat it.What is the most likely mechanism for this type of evolution?