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Evidence of Evolution: Hopefully This Isn't a Catastrophic True or False
1.
Catastrophism is -> The idea that human selection for certain traits leads to evolution in dogs
True
False
2.
Which of the following is NOT true about fossils? -> Some fossils are the remains of extinct organisms
True
False
3.
Which of the following could potentially explain why camels are only native to Asia? -> Camels evolved somewhere else, migrated to Asia, and then their ancestors (in the original location) went extinct
True
False
4.
Vestigial structures -> Are only visible in fossil species
True
False
5.
Development provides evidence for evolution by: -> A, C, and D
True
False
6.
Which of these kinds of evidence would best support the notion than two species are very close relatives? -> They share 99% of their DNA
True
False
7.
Which of the following statements is true about artificial selection? -> In artificial selection, humans decide which individuals get to reproduce
True
False
8.
The common ancestor of Archaea, Bacteria, and Eukarya probably lived about -> 3.9 billion years ago
True
False
9.
_________ structures are inherited from a common ancestor, while __________ structures evolve independently in multiple kinds of organisms. -> Homologous; analogous
True
False
10.
The half-life of a radioactive element is -> The age of the object being dated
True
False
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