Chapter 22: Problem 15
Organisms a. compete with other members of their species b. vary in physical characteristics. c. are adapted to their environment. d. are related by descent from common ancesto e. All of these are correct.
Chapter 22: Problem 15
Organisms a. compete with other members of their species b. vary in physical characteristics. c. are adapted to their environment. d. are related by descent from common ancesto e. All of these are correct.
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Get started for freeWhich of these gives the correct order of divergence from the main line of descent leading to humans? a. prosimians, monkeys, Asian apes, African apes, humans b. gibbons, baboons, prosimians, monkeys, African apes, humans c. monkeys, gibbons, prosimians, African apes, baboons, humans d. African apes, gibbons, monkeys, baboons, prosimians, humans e. H. habilis, H. erectus, H. neanderthalensis, Cro-Magnon
Organisms such as whales and sea turtles adapted to an aquatic way of life a. will probably have homologous structures. b. will have similar adaptations but not necessarily homologous structures. c. may very well have analogous structures. d. will have the same degree of fitness. e. Both b and c are correct.
What possibly may have influenced the evolution of bipedalism? a. A larger brain developed. b. Food gathering was easier. c. The climate became colder d. Both b and c are correct. e. Both a and c are correct.
Which of these is the chief reason the protocell was probably a fermenter? a. The protocell didn't have any enzymes. b. The atmosphere didn't have any oxygen. c. Fermentation provides the most energy. d. There was no ATP yet. e. All of these are correct.
Match each description to a type of evolutionary evidence in the key. Key: a. biogeography b. fossil record c. comparative biochemistry d. comparative anatomy The same types of molecules are found in all living things.
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