A) pseudogenes.
B) orthologs.
C) paralogs.
D) homologues.
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A) Horizontal gene transfer is also called lateral gene transfer.
B) Horizontal gene transfer involves hitchhiking genes from other species.
C) Horizontal gene transfer was common early in life, but is absent today.
D) Gene swapping is evident in the human genome.
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A) pseudogenes code for proteins.
B) non-protein-coding DNA has no function.
C) non-protein-coding DNA may regulate gene expression.
D) pseudogenes have no function.
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A) hybridization, chromosome doubling, duplicate gene loss
B) hybridization, duplicate gene loss, chromosome doubling
C) chromosome doubling, hybridization, duplicate gene loss
D) duplicate gene loss, hybridization, chromosome doubling
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A) to explore genetic differences between species very directly, examining DNA changes.
B) to build, from scratch, complex organisms with trans-kingdom genomes.
C) to sequence and build, from scratch, simple organisms with trans-kingdom genomes.
D) to design humans with a variety of inter-kingdom abilities built into their DNA.
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A) has no foreign DNA because it is excised by DNase.
B) has a very small amount of foreign DNA, mostly in the end caps (telomeres) of chromosomes.
C) has a lot of foreign DNA, mostly in the end caps (telomeres) of chromosomes.
D) has a lot of foreign DNA scattered throughout the genome, including transposons.
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A) Genes controlling brain development.
B) Genes controlling mammary gland development.
C) Genes controlling lung development.
D) Genes controlling heart development.
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A) Genes controlling skeletal development.
B) Genes regulating the digestive tract.
C) Genes regulating salt water tolerance.
D) Genes controlling organ development.
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A) There is a strong correlation between the number of genes and genome size.
B) Much of the extra DNA in humans is in the form of exons.
C) The pufferfish has a larger genome than humans and more genes.
D) Genome size differences depend to a large extent on the amount of retrotransposon DNA present.
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A) have been inactivated, reducing our olfactory capabilities compared to other primates.
B) have been activated, enhancing our olfactory sense compared to other primates.
C) have duplicated more frequently, resulting in increased paralogs compared to other primates.
D) have been conserved more rigidly, resulting in increased orthologs compared to other primates.
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A) pseudogenes
B) conservation of synteny
C) aneuploidy
D) one more chromosome in humans compared to the other great apes
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A) Essentially all the human genes have nearly identical counterparts in pufferfish.
B) The order of genes along the chromosomes in both species is essentially identical.
C) Both species have about the same amount of introns and "nonsense" sequences of DNA.
D) About 25% of human genes are unique when compared to the tiger pufferfish genome.
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A) pseudogenes.
B) orthologs.
C) paralogs.
D) homologues.
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A) the vast differences in exons between their genomes.
B) the vast differences in the introns between their genomes.
C) the "junk" DNA of humans contains important sequences not present in chimps.
D) differences in gene expression between species.
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A) horizontal gene transfer
B) vertical gene transfer
C) transgenesis
D) synteny
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A) active.
B) variable.
C) conserved.
D) associational.
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A) occurence of aneuploidy.
B) formation of pseudogenes.
C) conservation of synteny.
D) conservation of neoteny.
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A) impossible, but it happened frequently in the distant past.
B) infrequent but possible; it happened more often in the distant past.
C) much more frequent compared to in the distant past.
D) only possible if they are in the same family of organisms, such as lions and tigers.
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