

Patterns and Rates of Evolution
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Biology
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8th - 10th Grade
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Jeanette Holmer
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Multiple Choice
Sharks and dolphins are not related but share some structures that have similar functions.
Divergent
Convergent
Coevolution
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Multiple Choice
Over time the African Elephant has evolved into several species specially adapted to their environment.
Divergent
Convergent
Coevolution
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Multiple Choice
A hummingbird seems to specially designed to feed from a certain plant
Divergent
Cnvergent
Coevolution
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Multiple Choice
Several species of turtles have a common ancestor but are now different from each other.
Divergent
Convergent
Coevolution
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Multiple Choice
Two land birds - the ostrich and the emu - have developed into fast runners with long legs due to similar environmental pressures. Oddly, they do not share a recent common ancestor even though they appear very similar.
Divergent
Convergent
Coevolution
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Multiple Choice
The beaver has slowly evolved into the modern organism through many years.
Gradualism
Punctuated Equilibrium
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Multiple Choice
Many species of turtles quickly evolved on the different Caribbean Islands from one ancestor.
Gradualism
Punctuated Equilibrium
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Multiple Choice
When two populations of canaries like to mate during two different seasons of the year. What type of barrier is this?
Temporal
Behavioral
Habitat
Geographic
Mechanical
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Multiple Choice
Two populations of Frogs are separated by a wall that is built around a new park. This barrier is
Temporal
Behavioral
Habitat
Geographic
Mechanical
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Multiple Choice
Two populations of monkeys prefer different areas of the grasslands which keeps them separate. This barrier is
Temporal
Behavioral
Habitat
Geographic
Mechanical
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Multiple Choice
Two populations have been reproductively isolated for 10,000 years. Which of the following is true
If two populations can mate they have not become a new species.
If two populations can mate, they have become a new species.
If the two populations can mate they may have become a new species still. More information is needed.
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