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1. Identify the scientist that first suggested a mechanism for evolution. a. Darwin b. Lamarck c. Hutton d. Lyell Topic 20 2. In rabbits the allele for soft ears (E) is dominant and the allele for rough ears (e) is recessive. In a population of 100 rabbits, 9% of the rabbits have rough ears. What is the percentage of soft-eared homozygous dominant rabbits? a. 0.09 b. 0.30 c. 0.97 d. 0.49 3. These rabbits were part of a larger population, but the local humans have built a highway and now this population of rabbits are unable to return to breed with their original population. Identify which of the following correctly describes what happened to these rabbits. a. They underwent natural selection to become a new population b. They have undergone a bottleneck effect c. They have undergone the founder effect d. The rabbit’s movement was due to genetic drift 4. identify which of the following populations would be most likely to undergo natural selection for a characteristic. A population of: a. Homozygous dominant rabbits b. Homozygous recessive rabbits c. Genetically identical rabbits d. Heterozygous rabbits
Topic 21 5. Two species of starfish live on the coast of northern California. Once species is large and lives at high tide level holding onto large rocks. The other species is small and only lives in tiny isolated tide pools. From this description, which of the following could be a mechanism of prezygotic reproductive isolation separating these two species? a. Reduced hybrid fertility b. Gametic isolation c. Hybrid breakdown d. Habitat isolation 6. A small group of ducks is blown to a remote island and is therefore separated from the main population. Many generations pass and the remote island ducks ultimately become a new species. What type of speciation occurred in the above scenario? I. Sympatric II. Allopatric III. Founder effect a. I only b. II only c. I and II d. III only Topic 22 7. Rabbits and hares look similar and share a common ancestor. Rabbits and hares (Family Leporidae) also share a common ancestor with the pika (Family Ochotonidea). According to the pictured tree, which species is BASAL to the Leporidae (hares and rabbits) a. Ochotona princeps b. Oryctolagus cuniculus c. Lepus californicus d. Pronolagus crassicaidatus 8. Using the following tree determine which letter represents the most recent common ancestor of Proonolagus crassicaudatus and Lepus californicus. a. A b. B c. C d. D Topic 23 9. Identify which of the following is an example of an ultimate cause for a behavior? a. My bird bites my hand when I startle her.
b. A dog barks when her water bowl is empty. c. Mother ducks who circle their ducklings in the lake have more surviving ducklings. d. Hearing the kettle whistle makes me think of a lovely hot cup of tea. 10. Identify which of the following is an example of altruistic behavior. a. Mother rats lick their offspring to keep them clean. b. Rabbits build warrens with close kin to help all the rabbits better avoid predators. c. Ground squirrels live in large family groups and an older female will often risk her life to warm the group of approaching danger. d. Mother bats occasionally nurse non-related young of new mothers so that the new mother can have time to forage. 11. There is a population of 800 ducks. This year the average duck hatches 2 chicks and 200 ducks die. Which of the following is true about thtis population of ducks? I. At the end of this year there will be 2200 ducks in the population II. The population is growing III. The population is shrinking IV. At the end of this year there will be 602 ducks in the population a. I and II b. II only c. III only d. III and IV Topic 24 12. Mice are mammals and reach maturity within 6-8 weeks after birth. Litters range from 2-12 pups and a female mouse can produce a new litter approximately every 7-8 weeks. Which of the following statements is true about mice. Mice are: I. r selected II. K selected III. iteroparous IV. semelparous a. IV only b. II only c. I only d. I and III
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Topic 25 13. The coral snake is a highly venomous snake found in the southern united states. Identify what must be true of the king snake for the king snake to be considered a Batesian mimic of the coral snake? The king snake must be: a. venomous b. identical to the coral snake c. non-venomous d. a predator 14.