Life 121 Exam 3

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Unlike other animals, sponges __________.

* Lack true tissues and organs
* Lack a coelom
* are unicellular
* are bilateral
* possess cell walls
Lack true tissues

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Sponges diverged from the other animals early in their history
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Sponges feed by ___

* filtering small particles from water
* absorbing nutrients from the guts of their hosts
* paralyzing small crustaceans with stinging cells
* scraping bacteria and algae from hard substrates
* performing photosynthesis
filtering small particles from water

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Sponges trap food from the water circulating through their porous bodies
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Symmetry is one of the most basic characteristics of animals. The group that has a different symmetry from the other four groups listed here is the _____.

* jellies
* chordates
* mollusks
* arthropods
* annelids
jellies

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Individuals in the phylum Cnidaria represent an early branch of the animal kingdom. The other groups mentioned in this question exhibit bilateral symmetry, but jellies exhibit radial symmetry
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All animals with bilateral symmetry have ___ germ layers

* 0
* 1
* 2
* 3
* 4
3

All bilaterally symmetrical animals have three germ layers
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A ____ is a chordate but not a vertebrate

* lamprey
* lancelet
* frog
* shark
* sea star
lancelet

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Lancelets are cephalochordates and retain their notochord as adults
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A lamprey, a shark, a lizard, and a rabbit share all of these characteristics except ____.

* pharyngeal slits in the embryo
* vertebrae
* a dorsal, hollow nerve cord
* hinged jaws
* all of the the choices are correct
hinged jaws

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The lamprey is jawless
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Which set of animals only contain gnathostomes?

* rays, turtles, pigeons, and tuna
* sharks, hagfish, and whales
* hagfish, bass, sharks, and frogs
* lampreys, conodonts, and hagfish
* conodonts, placoderms, and acanthodians
rays, turtles, pigeons, and tuna

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Gnathostomes are diverse
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The majority of animal species are___.

* acoelomates
* annelids
* nematodes
* vertebrates
* insects
insects

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In species diversity, insects outnumber all other forms of life combined
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Which animal is an amphibian?

* caecilian
* lizard
* turtle
* all of these
* none
caecilian

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They are legless amphibians, often mistook for snakes.
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The adaptation that freed vertebrates from water for reproduction and allowed them to radiate into diverse terrestrial environments was the ___.

* Placenta
* hair
* endoderm
* bony appendage
* amniotic egg
amniotic egg

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The amniotic egg allows for reproduction and development within a structure that provides moisture, food, waste storage, and gas exchange
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All mammals

* bear live young
* complete their embryonic development in the uterus
* nourish their offspring through mammary glands
* All of them
* None
Nourish their offspring through mammary glands

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Mammary glands that produce milk are as distinctively mammalian as hair
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The opossum is an example of a(n) _____ mammal

* oviparous
* marsupial
* eutherian
* placental
* monotreme
marsupial

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Opossums, like all marsupial mammals, keep their nursing young in an external pouch
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All of the following are characteristics of the body cavity except……

* Acts as a hydrostatic skeleton in soft-bodied animals
* Forms the gastrovascular cavity in cnidarians
* Cushions suspended organs, preventing internal injury
* A space lined by mesoderm in coelomates
* Allows internal organs to enlarge and move independently of outer body wall
Forms the gastrovascular cavity in cnidarians

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Which of the following is a false statement concerning the cuticle/exoskeleton of the ecdysozoans?

* decreases H2O loss
* increases H2O loss
* Provides protection and support for the organism
* Made of chitin
Increases water loss
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Which of the following is not associated with all arthropods

* Triploblastic
* Molting
* Bilateral symmetry
* wings
* cuticle with chitin
Wings
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Which of the following is not a derived trait of a chordate?

* Post-anal tail
* Vertebral column
* Dorsal, hollow nerve cord
* Pharyngeal slits
* Notochord
Vertebral column
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Why is Tiktaalik not classified as a tetrapod?

* It had a neck
* It had limbs without digits
* Molecular evidence demonstrates it is a lobe-fin
* It had lungs
* It had an aquatic life-style
It had limbs without digits
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Which of the following is the largest extant (Living) dinosaur?

* Green anaconda
* Leatherback Sea turtle
* Saltwater Crocodile
* Ostrich
Ostrich
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Which of the following is the least likely reason concerning the origin of feathers in dinos?

* To achieve flight
* To provide thermal regulation
* For display and mate selection
To achieve flight
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There is evidence of Neanderthal ancestry in present-day Eurasian populations; providing evidence that as Homosapiens moved out of Africa and into Europe, there was admixing with Homoneanderthalensis

Which of the following is most correct?

* Reinforcement was the hybrid zone outcome
* Allelic variation in homo-sapiens decreased as a result
* Reproductive barriers were complete among the species
* Allopatric speciation drove the evolution of these two species
Allopatric speciation drove the evolution of these two species
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The three Bilaterian clades are __________,__

* Deuterostomia, Ecdysozoa, Lophotrochozoa
* Deuterostomia, Amphibia, Actinopterygii
* Chordates, Mammalia, Gnathostomes
* Deuterostomia
* Ecdysozoa
* Lophotrochozoa
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What is Deuterostomia
Deuterostomia is a taxonomic group of animals, including echinoderms, hemichordates, and chordates. They share a common embryonic development pattern where the first opening becomes the anus, and the second opening becomes the mouth.
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echinoderms
A phylum of marine animals characterized by their radial symmetry, spiny skin, and water vascular system used for movement and respiration. Examples include starfish, sea urchins, and sea cucumbers.
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A Starfish possess a ___ type of symmetry

* bilateral
* unilateral
* radial
* multilateral
radial
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_, is a type of animal clade characterized by the presence of a lophophore ( a feeding structure). Examples are snails, clams, and some segmented worms

* Lophotrochozoa
* Gnathostomes
* Mammals
* Hexapods

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Lophotrochozoa
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A snail has a feeding structure that is horseshoe-shaped and covered in cilia to help it catch particles of food.

What type of clade has this derived feature?

* Lophotrochozoa
* Cephalochordates
* Lobe-fin
* Urochordates

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Lophotrochozoa
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All animals specified as ____ have a notochord; dorsal, hollow nerve cord; pharyngeal slits; post-anal tail at least in the embryonic stage as derived traits

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Chordates

Urochordata

Porifera

Ctenophora
Chordates
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Phylum of only invertebrate, comb-like cilia to help swim, radial, a simple nervous system, and is diploblastic

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Cnidaria

Ctenophora

Ecdysozoa

coelomates
Ctenophora
Ctenophora
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Phylum that has a simple body plan, radial symmetry, and a central digestive system is known as ___

Cnidaria

Gnathostome

Ctenophora

Lophotrochozoa
Cnidaria
Cnidaria
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Animals that are ____, are sessile (immobile)

* bilateral
* radial
* circular
* large
radial
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Ectoderm, Mesoderm, and Endoderm
Ectoderm: Outer covering of the skin (epidermis), nervous system

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Mesoderm: Muscles, dermis, blood vessels, bone, other organs

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Endoderm: Lining of the digestive and respiratory tract, pancreas, liver
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An animal has a body cavity with space between the digestive tract and the outer body wall, formed from the mesoderm

What type of cavity is it?

Coelomate

Triploblastic

Acoelomate

Radial
Coelomate
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An animal has a cavity that is formed from the mesoderm and endoderm, fluid-filled separating the gut of the organism from the body wall

what type of cavity is it?

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Placenta

Acoelomate

Coelomate

Pseudocoelomate

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Pseudocoelomate
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Segmented worms, such as an earthworm, is a(n)____, which is also known as a coelomate

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Mollusc

Annelid

Acoelomate

Deuterostome
Annelid
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Animals are ___

Only Heterotrophs

Only Phototrophs

Only Diploblastic

Only Autotrophs

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Only Heterotrophs
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During development, Echinoderm’s (starfish and urchins) and chordates’ first opening becomes the anus, and the mouth forms later.

What term would match this description?

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Metamorphosis

Deuterostomia

Bilateria

Arthropods
Deuterostomia
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A phylum of invertebrates that are characterized by periodic molting of their exoskeleton, including arthropods, nematodes, and tardigrades

Gnathostomes

Ecdysozoa

Deuterostomes

Cephalochordates
Ecdysozoa
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What would be a correct statement regarding how bugs got their wings?

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Acquisition of new genes

The need to fly to get away from predators

As a way of producing heat

Small changes in regulatory sequences over time
Small changes in regulatory sequences over time
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Grasshoppers’ life stages include egg, nymph, and adult, which would classify their metamorphosis as ___

Complete

Ubiquitous

Incomplete
Incomplete
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Flies’ life stages include egg, larva, pupa, and adult, which would classify their metamorphosis as ___

Complete

Ubiquitous

Incomplete
Complete
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Chordates have huge differences in size and body mass. Despite their diversity, they all have shared derived traits that relate them all together

Which characteristics do Chordates possess?

* Bilaterally symmetrical
* Deuterostome
* notochord
* segmented bodies

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Trick question it’s ALL OF THEM
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Notochord’s job is to

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* Provide firm yet flexible skeletal support
* forms the central nervous system
* help with suspension feeding
* Provide rigid structure
Provide firm yet flexible skeletal support
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Lampreys, who are an example of the vertebrate Petromyzontida, are parasites of fish as adults and suspension feeders as larvae

What subphylum would Lampreys fall into

* Gnathostomes
* Jawless vertebrates
* Chondrichthyes

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Jawless vertebrates
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Gnathostomes have hard, mineralized structures. __ are/is a shared derived character of Gnathostomes

* Jaws
* Hair
* Limbs
* Ribs
Jaws
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There are two clades under the Gnathostome phylum. ( ) Which are cartilage fish, and ( ) which are bony fish

* Chondrichthyes, osteichthyes
* Amphibians, Osteichthyes
* Tetrapods, Lobefins
* Chondrichthyes, gnathostomes

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Chondrichthyes, osteichthyes
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A fish has rod-shaped bones surrounded by a thick layer of muscle in its fins.

What term would match this characteristic?

* Actinopterygii
* Osteichthyes
* Lobe fin
* Tiktaalik

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Lobe fins
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An animal with a large forebrain, and lateral line system, has some mineralization but is mostly made of cartilage, and is a carnivore would be considered a _

* Chondrichthyes
* Osteichthyes
* Lobe fin
* Actinopterygii
Chondrichthyes
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An animal that is a basal tetrapod, metamorphosis, and lives in damp habitats is known as

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* Lobefins
* Amphibians
* Amniotes

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Amphibians
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The Amnion and Amniotic cavity with amniotic fluid does what for the embryo

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* gas exchange
* is a source of nutrients
* protects the embryo from mechanical shock
* Collects waste
Protects the embryo from mechanical shock
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What is the function of the allantois in embryonic development?

Collection of metabolic waste

Respiration of gas exchange

Protects the embryo from mechanical shock

1st and second choice

1st and third choice

All choices

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What is the function of the allantois in embryonic development?

1st and second choice
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Are snakes Tetrapods?

Yes

No
Yes
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A dinosaur that is a herbivore and has more defense adaptations is considered a

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Saurischians

Ornithischians

Theropods

Long-neck
Ornithischians
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What classifies a Saurischians dinosaur

* Fast moving
* slow
* long necks
* herbivores
* 1st and 3rd options
* none
1st and 3rd
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The process of some dinosaurs evolving to have flight over time is an example of

* Genetic drift
* Metamorphosis
* gene flow
* bottleneck effect

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Genetic drift
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Theropod dinosaurs are:

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* hollow-boned, bipedal birds
* Saurischians
* Endothermic
* extant dinosaurs
* All of them
* None
All of them
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An animal with a skull with an opening behind each eye and differentiated teeth is a

* Synapsid
* reptile
* amphibian
* gnathostome
Synapsid
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A lancelet is a suspension feeder that exhibits all four key-derived characters of a chordate

What Clade does the lancelet belong to?

* Urochordata
* Myxini
* Cephalochordates
* Dipnoi
Cephalochordates
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Tunicates have soft, sac-like bodies. They are sessile filter feeders.

What clade do they belong to?

* Urochordata
* Myxini
* Petromyzontidae
* Monotremes
Urochordata
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An animal that does not exhibit hinged jaws, but is a vertebrate, could be considered to be in either of what two clades?

* Dipnoi, Petromyzontida
* Cephalochordates, Myxini
* Myxini, Petromyzontida
* Eutherians, Actinistia
Myxini, Petromyzontida
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A shark would be considered a Chondrichthyes due to its:

* gills
* jagged teeth
* Sandpaper-like skin
* Cartilaginous skeleton
Cartilaginous skeleton
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An animal that is an aquatic gnathostome and is ray-finned would be considered a:

* Actinopterygii
* Dipnoi
* Chondrichthyes
* Actinistia
Actinopterygii
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A Coelacanth was thought to be an extinct species of fish that had lobe fins until it was discovered to still be thriving in the Indian ocean.

What clade does it belong to?

* Actinistia
* Dipnoi
* Amphibia
* Myxini
Actinistia
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A freshwater lobe fin that possesses both lungs and gills would be considered a:

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Amphibian

Myxini

actinistia

Dipnoi
Dipnoi
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Mammals evolved from _ ?

* Synapsids
* Reptiles
* Apes
* Fish
Synapsids
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How do Monotremes give birth?

* Live birth
* Lay eggs
Lay eggs
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This period gave rise to a large group of many now-extinct, soft-bodied organisms except for sponges and cnidarians.

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* Ediacaran Fauna
* Cretaceous Era
* Cambrian Explosion
* Silurian
Ediacaran Fauna
Ediacaran Fauna
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The term Eumetazoa means…

* Animals with hard exoskeletons
* Animals that give live birth
* Animals that don’t possess hinged jaws
* Animals with true tissues
Animals with true tissues
Animals with true tissues
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An advantage of metamorphosis would be

* Larvas have low mobility
* Adults and larvae have different diets
* Metamorphosis takes energy
* Adults are less vulnerable than larvae
Adults and larvae have different diets
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What does this image portray?

* Actinistia (lobe-fin)
* Dipnoi 
* Actinopterygii (ray-fin)
* Caudal fin
What does this image portray?

* Actinistia (lobe-fin)
* Dipnoi
* Actinopterygii (ray-fin)
* Caudal fin
Actinistia
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What does this image portray?

* reptile
* amphibian
* lobefin
* cnidarian
What does this image portray?

* reptile
* amphibian
* lobefin
* cnidarian
Amphibian
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Ectotherms differ from Endotherms in the fact that they gather warmth almost exclusively ____

* From metabolism
* By shivering
* From outside sources
* by actively moving
From outside sources
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Choose the MOST correct answer

The extinction of most dinosaurs is an example of

* Founder effect
* Bottleneck effect
* Gene flow
* Speciation
Bottleneck effect
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