A) The ability to interbreed.
B) Molecular similarity (DNA and chromosome comparisons) .
C) Ecological factors.
D) Evolutionary relationships.
E) All of these.
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A) Different Hox genes are expressed in different regions of the body.
B) Hox genes duplicated once during animal evolution.
C) Duplication of Hox genes and duplication of Hox gene clusters throughout animal evolution.
D) Inversion of Hox genes about 600 million years ago.
E) The creation of Hox gene clusters through inversion and uncontrolled replication.
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A) song.
B) possible ability to attract certain mates.
C) flight patterns.
D) song and possible ability to attract certain mates are correct.
E) song, flight patterns and beak depth.
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A) is a master control gene for eye development.
B) codes for a protein that controls the expression of many other genes.
C) mutant can cause aniridia in humans.
D) is a homolog to the eyeless gene in Drosophila.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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A) Pattern formation.
B) Punctuated equlibrium.
C) Cell biology.
D) Evolutionary developmental biology.
E) Endocrine biology.
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A) Anagenesis; Figure A.
B) Anagenesis; Figure B.
C) Cladogenesis; Figure A.
D) Cladogenesis; Figure B.
E) Cladogenesis; Both Figure A and B can represent this type of splitting.
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A) the evolution of one type of eye.
B) one photoreceptor in each modern eye.
C) the evolution of many types of eyes using ommatidia and simple eye structures.
D) a cluster of photoreceptor cells in every eye.
E) none of these are correct
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A) cannot be applied to all organisms.
B) cannot be used for molecular data.
C) may be difficult to determine the number of traits necessary to characterize individuals.
D) cannot accommodate clear-cut qualitative characteristics.
E) is impossible to determine reproductive isolation.
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A) increases in the number of Hox genes have been instrumental in the evolution of many animal species.
B) the greater the number of Hox genes the more complex the body plan of the animal.
C) both BMP4 and Hox are associated only with digit development in animals.
D) increases in the number of Hox genes have been instrumental in the evolution of many animal . species and the greater the number of Hox genes the more complex the body plan of the animal are both correct.
E) increases in the number of Hox genes have been instrumental in the evolution of many animal . species, the greater the number of Hox genes the more complex the body plan of the animal, and both BMP4 and Hox are associated only with digit development in animals are all correct.
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A) BMP4 is expressed in the foot of a chicken and gremlin in the foot of a duck.
B) BMP4 and gremlin are expressed in both chickens and ducks, but gremlin is expressed throughout . the duck leg and not expressed between the toes of chickens.
C) BMP4 is expressed in the foot of a duck and gremlin in the foot of a chicken.
D) BMP4 is expressed between the toes of a chicken and gremlin between the toes of a duck.
E) BMP4 is not expressed in the chicken but is in the duck.
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A) punctuated equilibrium.
B) gradualism.
C) developmental evolution.
D) anagenesis.
E) sexual selection.
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A) Many ancestral species evolve into one of descendant species that differ greatly in habitat, form and . behavior from the ancestral species.
B) The evolution of the horse which depended on the change in food supply.
C) The abundant species of Hawaiian honeycreepers.
D) The 1,000 species of Drosophila found dispersed throughout the Hawaiian Islands.
E) The abundant species of Hawaiian honeycreepers and Drosophila found on the Hawaiian Islands.
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A) both pre-mating and post-mating isolating mechanisms occur.
B) reproductive isolation is incomplete.
C) a geographic barrier is removed after reproductive isolation is complete.
D) both pre-mating and post-mating isolating mechanism occur and reproductive isolation is complete.
E) both pre-mating and post-mating isolating mechanisms occur and a geographic barrier is removed after reproductive isolation is complete are correct.
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A) it includes morphology, reproductive isolation, DNA sequences and ecology to determine if a population of group of populations is distinct form other groups.
B) multiple criteria are used.
C) many scientists believe it is not valid to have so many different species concepts.
D) it concurs with evolutionary lineage concept.
E) all of the above are correct.
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A) eye has evolved independently multiple times.
B) eyes of many different species are descended from a common ancestor.
C) master gene of the eye in various species is not homologous.
D) eye has evolved independently multiple times and master gene of the eye in various species is not homologous are correct.
E) eyes of insects, like Drosophila, derived many times from many ancestors.
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A) temporal evolution.
B) artificial selection.
C) macroevolution.
D) serial evolution.
E) a combination of temporal and serial evolution.
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A) paedomorphosis.
B) Gremlin and BMP4 interaction.
C) Hox gene translation.
D) meroblastic cleavage.
E) heterochrony.
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A) an annual plant
B) a blue whale
C) a human
D) a giant sequoia tree
E) bacteria
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A) The human and chimp fetal skull are exactly the same, the human jaw development slows down after adulthood.
B) Heterochrony is occurring, the chimp jaws continue to develop at a faster rate than human jaws.
C) Paedomorphosis is occurring, the human jaw retains its small size while the chimp jaw continues to grow even in adulthood.
D) The nasal passages of the chimp are shortened due to reduced growth during fetal development . while the nasal passages of the human grow through adulthood.
E) All of the choices are correct.
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