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  • 1. Multiple Choice
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    Which type of organism is believed to have evolved MOST recently?

    aerobic autotrophs

    aerobic heterotrophs

    anaerobic autotrophs

    anaerobic heterotrophs

  • 2. Multiple Choice
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    If a biologist wants to study biochemical evidence of evolution between organisms of two different species, what should he or she investigate?

    similarity in amino acid sequences in the proteins of the two organisms

    similarity in reproductive methods between the two organisms

    similarity in skeletal structure between the two organisms

    similarity in skin covering (fur, feathers, etc) between the two organisms

  • 3. Multiple Choice
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    1 pt

    In 2003, a ship ran aground on an uninhabited island in the south Atlantic. Several mating pairs of birds (warblers) had been nesting on this ship. The birds escaped to the island where they established a colony of warblers. No other similar bird species inhabited this island, nor did warblers migrate to this island seasonally. This bird population increased steadily over the past decade, but population growth is slowing now and may reach its carrying capacity within several years.


    Over the long term, what is reasonable prediction for what might happen to this species of warbler on the island?

    the High genetic mutation rate in the isolated warblers will lead to Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium in the population

    The warbler species will become extinct as the birds use up all the available resources and nesting sites on the island

    The warbler species will undergo adaptive radiation to occupy different niches due to population pressures

    The warblers will experience a relatively high degree of gene flow that maintains genetic variety in population.

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