Which is the most significant aspect of the Theory of Evolution? It explains exa

Question

Which is the most significant aspect of the Theory of Evolution? It explains exactly how the origin of life took place It shows the purpose of DNA and why all organisms have it It demosntrates the reason that all organisms have cells It is a theory to explain changes in populations over time It explains why 99% of all species that ever existed have died out. which is not true about Biological Evolution? Sequences are understood on the basis of the fossil record Explains similarity and difference in organisms carbon can show when some species existed The Big explains the origin of the universe It explains why geographic groups of human differed in appearance which is not a condition that usually or leads to the process of Natural Selection? Limited resources Genetic variation Human preference Excessive reproduction Environmental pressure Which concept does not contribute to the scientific understanding of the process of evolution anatomy & Physiology Distinctions between Humans and all other Organisms Examinations of DNA Similarity between Fossils and Living Organisms Evidence that Adapatations Enchance Survival What is a Myth? Evolution is a theory Gravity is a theory Evolution is characterstic of all species Evolution can be observed Individual organisms can evolve which of these terms are not essentially opposites? Homologous & Analogous convergent & divergent extant & extinct genotype & phenotype stabilizing & disprutive Reproduction Isolation prevents interspecific production of hybrids by all except... Sexual selection Habitat Differences Gametic Incompatibility Premating Behavioural Specificity Temporal Distinctions What was the most egregious way that science supported racism? Formation of the solar system Big Bang Origin of life Combination of simple molecules to form complex questions #56 & 57, use this idea. Alfred who came up with a theory of Natural Selection at the same time charles darwin did, said, " Species will tend to depart indefinitely from their original type." What type of evolution was he referring to ? Convergent Parallel Divergent Gradual Linear Which two types of selection facilitate this process? stabilizing & directional Directional & Disruptive Artificial & Disprutive Disprutive & Stablizing Natural & Stabilizing What is the main distinction between gradualism and punctuated equilibrium? Which idea was proposed first

Explanation / Answer

Answering first four questions according to the answering guidelines:

29. C. Race is a term used in taxonomic hierarchy. It may be a genetically distinct phenotypic populations of interbreeding individuals within the same species. Culture plays a vital role here as culture determines the sexual selection in humans too.

30. E. To explain the debate and assure people not to feel forced to accept evolution.

31. A. natural selection

32.C

33. D

34. B

35. E. Artificial selection causes inbreeding which reduces the genetic variation in a population.

Related Questions

Navigate

• Browse (All)
• Browse W
• Subjects

---

---

Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.