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Unit 2 Exam

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Below are the questions for the exam with the choices of answers:

Question #1
A  when interbreeding between two different species results in less successful hybrid offspring.
B  because there is over-population and species survival depends on a new species evolving.
C  when there is extensive gene flow within a single species.
D  males and females don’t like each other very much and so prefer not to mate.
Question #2
A  is not the only pattern of speciation observed in the natural world.
B  one possible explanation of speciation accepted by biologists today, is not the only pattern of speciation observed in the natural world and is called the theory of phyletic gradualism.
C  one possible explanation of speciation accepted by biologists today.
D  is called the theory of phyletic gradualism.
Question #3
A  microevolution.
B  gradualism.
C  punctuated equilibrium.
D  parallel evolution.
Question #4
A  new mutations are usually maladaptive.
B  gene flow between individuals within the population keeps them similar to each other.
C  environments change slowly.
D  natural selection is a powerful process.
Question #5
A  gene flow among members of the same species.
B  genetic drift within populations.
C  sexual selection between two different species
D  they way natural selection favors particular traits suited to a specific ecological niche.
Question #6
A  adaptive radiation.
B  parallel evolution.
C  generalization.
D  homology.
Question #8
A  small scale evolutionary changes within a single generation
B  how the evolution of one species affects the evolution of another species
C  the relationship between humans and other animals in their ecological niche
D  large scale evolutionary change such as speciation
Question #9
A  evolutionary change within a species.
B  the formation of new species.
C  the death of individuals in a group.
D  the extinction of a species.
Question #10
A  the appearance of new species
B  any type of genetic mutation
C  the change in allele frequencies from one generation to the next
D  the change from one species to another in one generation
Question #11
A  mutation
B  gene flow
C  All of these forces may disrupt equilibrium.
D  genetic drift
Question #12
A  the production of new genetic material
B  the exchange of genes between populations
C  the differential reproductive success of individuals
D  the chance loss of alleles in a population
Question #13
A  adaptive changes in gene frequencies.
B  maladaptive changes in gene frequencies.
C  changes in gene frequencies that are random with respect to adaptation.
D  equilibrium in genetic frequencies.
Question #14
A  small populations.
B  large populations.
C  medium-sized populations.
D  populations out of equilibrium.
Question #15
A  mutation
B  migration
C  recombination
D  genetic drift
Question #16
A  all of these are important in shaping continuously varying traits
B  are affected by genes at many loci.
C  can be greatly impacted by the environment during an individual’s growth and development.
D  are shaped by many genes, each with only a small effect on the phenotype.
Question #17
A  natural selection
B  migration
C  genetic drift
D  mutation
Question #18
A  New variation is slowly added by mutation.
B  Mutations can be hidden in the heterozygous genotype.
C  All of these are ways that genetic variation remains within a population.
D  There is no blending during sexual reproduction.
Question #19
A  were discovered by Darwin.
B  do not differ between male and female animals.
C  the somatic cells of the body.
D  the sex cells or eggs and sperm.
Question #20
A  genetic drift
B  mutation
C  gene
D  allele
Question #21
A  One chromosome from each homologous pair is passed on to gametic cells during meiosis.
B  Hereditary material is contained in the chromosomes.
C  Chromosomes come in pairs.
D  These are all true about choromsomes
Question #22
A  dominant trait
B  mendelian trait
C  non-genetic trait
D  polygenic trait
Question #23
A  a large number of the birds had died as a result of the drought
B  The Grants found all these things as part of their study.
C  beak size is inherited so the next generation had a larger average beak size
D  the survivors of the drought had a larger average beak size
Question #24
A  changed over time because of environmental change
B  never changed because of stasis
C  never changed because of high juvenile mortality
D  changed because equilibrium existed in the population
Question #25
A  disruptive selection
B  averaging selection
C  directional selection
D  stabilizing selection
Question #26
A  cannot be passed from parent to offspring.
B  are components of organisms that enable them to survive and reproduce.
C  allow organisms to evolve more rapidly.
D  almost always occur by chance alone.
Question #27
A  there are no differences in the traits to be favored and affect survival and reproducation.
B  there is no competition.
C  evolutionary change would proceed in a nonadaptive direction.
D  traits are not inherited by offspring.
Question #28
A  variation in fitness.
B  Natural selection is based on all three of these answers.
C  the struggle for existance.
D  the inheritance of variation.
Question #29
A  individuals with useful adaptations will be more likely to survive and reproduce.
B  while organisms within a population reproduce rapidly, resources are limited.
C  all of these are essential elements of natural selection.
D  individuals within a population vary.