General and BioChem

1. General and BioChem

2. DNA and RNA

3. Body Systems

4. Genetics

5. Evolution

6. Cells

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9. What kind of rock do we find most fossils? Sedimentary Igneous or Metamorphic

10. Sedimentary

11. Who stated that traits are acquired during a lifetime & passed on to its offspring? Darwin Lyell Lamarck

12. Lamarck gen - 21%

13. A____ is evidence of an organism that lived long ago. Stromatolites Fossil Prokaryotes Eukaryotes

14. fossil

15. The accumulation of adaptations over a long period of time is called_____?

16. Evolution

17. T or F Fossils give a complete evolutionary record of the the past.

18. False

19. Structural features with a common evolutionary origin are called ____ structures (human arm bones & chimp arm bones). Homologous or Analogous

20. Homologous structures

21. A body structure that has no function Homologous structures Vestigial structures Analogous structures Embryological structures

22. vestigial structure

23. The wings of an Eagle and the wings of an insect. analogous structures homologous structures

24. analogous structures

25. Ostrich wings are… Homologous structures Vestigial structures Analogous structures Embryological structures

26. vestigial structure

27. What type of selection favors long legged frogs? Directional Stabilizing Disruptive

28. Directional selection

29. The average individuals of a population are favored in _____ selection. Directional Stabilizing Disruptive

30. Stabilizing selection

31. In ____ selection individuals with both extreme forms of a trait are at a selective advantage. Stabilizing Directional Disruptive

32. disruptive

33. What type of selection? Robins feed on spiders; Large spiders are easily seen and eaten Small spiders are slow Average sized spiders survive Directional Stabilizing Disruptive

34. Stabilizing

35. A pattern of evolution in which an ancestral species adapt to a different environment resulting in a new species. Divergent evolution or Convergent evolution

36. divergent evolution or Adaptive radiation

37. When unrelated species evolve similar traits Ex-Dolphin(mammal) and Atlantic salmon(fish) Divergent evolution or Convergent evolution

38. Convergent evolution

39. Con or divergent evolution Wing of a bird and wing of a bat (2 different species)

40. convergent

41. Con or divergent evolution: The same warning coloration shared by a Yellow jacket (insect) and Yellow humming bird.

42. convergent

43. Con or divergent: The fins of a fish and the fins of a dolphin

44. convergent

45. Con or divergent: The evolution of a horse, donkey and zebra from common ancestor

46. Divergent

47. Con ordivergent evolution: Darwin's finches-common ancestor

48. Divergent

49. Con or divergent: The evolution of polar bears from brown bears

50. divergent