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Plant Evolution and Diversity
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Plant Evolution and Diversity
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Plant Evolution and Diversity: Herbivorous and Proud of It True or False
1.
What is NOT a way to detect evolutionary relationships? -> Biochemical
True
False
2.
Angiosperms became the dominant plants in the world because -> of all of the above
True
False
3.
Phylogenetics is the study of -> how species are related to each other
True
False
4.
One of the challenges plants needed to overcome when they moved to land was -> drying out
True
False
5.
A pollen grain contains -> a microgametophyte
True
False
6.
What type of fossil would you need a microscope to see? -> Fossil pollen
True
False
7.
From the evolution of bryophytes to the evolution of angiosperms, the gametophyte generation -> grew to ten times its original size
True
False
8.
You board a plane in California and get off in Spain. When you arrive, you are not surprised to see similar plants to the ones you saw in California, because of -> convergent evolution
True
False
9.
An example of a living fossil is -> silverswords in Hawaii
True
False
10.
What levels of organization do NOT evolve? -> Populations
True
False
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