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According to Darwin, existing life forms resulted from the modification of pre-existing life forms through
the interaction of two factors. What were those two interacting factors? - correct answers variation of
traits and natural selection.
Extinct/living members of the horse family: - correct answers fossil records
Gill ridges in human and fish embryos: - correct answers Homology
Camera eye of squids and humans: - correct answers convergent evolution
Kale, Broccoli, and Cabbage: - correct answers selective breeding
Darwin's Finches: - correct answers biogeography
endemic island species: - correct answers biogeography
mouthparts of different insects: - correct answers homology
different types of cattle: - correct answers selective breeding
wings of butterflies and birds: - correct answers convergent evolution
T/F: selective breeding is also called artificial breeding - correct answers true
T/F: environmental factors are important in selective breeding - correct answers false
, T/F: selective breeding will always result in organisms that are well-adapted to their environment -
correct answers false
T/F: selective breeding causes mutations in a population. - correct answers false
T/F: selective breeding can only act on genetic variation that is already present in a population. - correct
answers true
Convergent: (vs. Not Convergent) - correct answers - long snout of egg-laying echidna and placental
giant anteater
- flippers of dolphins and find of fish
- webbed feet of ducks and otters
- true roots and root-like stems (rhizomes) of plants.
Not Convergent: (vs. Convergent) - correct answers - cactus spine and tree leaf
- tailbone of humans and tail of dogs
- wings of bats and flippers of whales
Vestigial Structures in Humans: - correct answers - tail bone
- ear muscles
Not Vestigial in Humans: - correct answers - pancreas
- spleen
- thumb
- ribs
T/F: all living individuals evolve during their lifetime. - correct answers false
what is needed for natural selection to occur? - correct answers - variation in traits