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Exam 32: Evolution and Our Heritage
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Question 21
Short Answer
Genetic drift that occurs in small, new colonies is called ________.
Question 22
Multiple Choice
Match each definition to the correct term -The Amish are a small, isolated group of people who came from Europe and settled in the United States. There is a set of unusual genetic conditions among them. This type of genetic drift is called ________.
Question 23
Essay
Discuss the major trends in hominid evolution.
Question 24
Multiple Choice
A protein similar to the human Rh blood factor (which is due to a specific set of genes) can be found in many animals. In which of the following is it least likely to be found?
Question 25
Multiple Choice
If an average female
A. afarensis
weighed 24 kg, what would you estimate the weight of an average male to be?
Question 26
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a correctly written scientific name?
Question 27
Multiple Choice
Which of the following refers to the ability of early hominids to walk on two feet?
Question 28
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is not a primate characteristic?
Question 29
Multiple Choice
Match each definition to the correct term -A hominid thought to have displayed facultative bipedalism.
Question 30
Essay
Explain the basic ideas of natural selection proposed by Charles Darwin.
Question 31
Short Answer
________ dating uses ratios of potassium to argon and can be used to determine absolute age.
Question 32
Multiple Choice
Which of these types of animals would you expect to find in the deepest rock layers?
Question 33
Short Answer
A group of living things whose members can successfully breed with one another is called a(n) ________.
Question 34
Multiple Choice
Almost all cacti are native to the Americas, but there is a small, relatively uncommon group of plants closely related to cacti native to tropical western Africa. How can we explain this given the information in this chapter?