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26. Removal of tails in dogs has no effect on gene frequencies because ____
A - Only genes in reproductive cells matter
27. Earthworms losing segments when injured and regrowing them affects gene frequency how?
A - It does not change gene frequency
28. An example of gene flow into a population is ____
D - The arrival of new immigrants
29. Blue eyes in a population decreasing from 25% to 16% is an example of ____
B - Genetic drift
30. A drastic reduction in population size that changes gene frequencies is called ____
C - A bottleneck effect
31. The process by which favorable traits increase in frequency is called ____
B - Natural selection
32. The Hardy-Weinberg principle assumes ____
A - No mutation, no migration, large population, random mating
33. A population in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium ____
B - Has stable allele frequencies
34. A change in allele frequency due to random chance is known as ____
B - Genetic drift
35. A farmer choosing animals with desired traits for breeding is an example of ____
D - Artificial selection
36. A group of organisms capable of interbreeding and producing fertile offspring is called a ____
A - Species
37. A random change in DNA sequence is known as a ____
A - Mutation
38. Structures that come from a common ancestor but may have different functions are called ____
B - Homologous structures
39. When two species evolve in response to each other, it is called ____
A - Coevolution
40. A trait that increases an organism's chance of survival is a(n) ____
C - Adaptation
41. The idea that species change slowly over long periods of time is called ____
D - Gradualism
42. The idea that evolution occurs in rapid bursts followed by long stability is called ____
C - Punctuated equilibrium
43. The preserved remains or traces of organisms from the past are called ____
D - Fossils
44. The wings of bats and insects are an example of ____
B - Analogous structures
45. The study of embryos showing similarities among species is known as ____
B - Embryology
46. The theory that evolution occurred slowly and that changes accumulate over long time periods is
A. gradualism
47. A polyploid organism contains ____ set(s) of chromosomes.
D. multiple
48. The shapes of flowers may permit only certain animals to carry pollen from one flower to the next. The type of isolating mechanism displayed here is
A. morphological
49. In the phosphorus cycle the ultimate source of phosphorus is
A. rock
50. In the carbon cycle the two primary processes that remove and add carbon dioxide to the atmosphere are
D. respiration and photosynthesis