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7) Which of the following is a definition of "macromutrient A) nutrients that are large molecules that our body cells cannot manutactum. that mut be obtained from the liet C)essential minerals and vitamins D) foodstuffs needed in targe amounts slaily D large foods that must be cul into senaller bitesize pieves like a steak 8) The morphologgical species concept A) is another name for the biological species concept. B) can be used on fossil organisms eparates oryanisms into specles based on breeding incompatibiilities D) is only usefual for sesually reproducing organisms E) uses DNA sequences to identify different species 9 The reason that humans need a daily intake of proteln is that we use dietary potes an a e A) energy B) the essential amino acids. C) vitamins and minerals D) micronutrients E) All of the above are correct 10) With regard to the human senses, the word "acuity means A) detection of body position and movement. B) the ability to detect details and faint signals. C) integration of information from more than one sensory modality to produce a behavioral con action. D) the automatic collection of information from the environment. E) an ability to see. 11) Severe iron deficiency can cause which disorder? A) anemia B) obesity C) spina bifida D) diabetes E) osteoporosis 12) Which of the following illustrates a shortcoming of the Biological Species concept? A) declaring chihuahuas and St. Bernard dogs to be members of the same species B) determining the species of a new-found fossil C) a liger D) identifying the species of a bacterium E) All of the above. 13) "Gene pool" can be defined as A) changes in the sequence of a given gene. B) an alternate form of a gene. C) having two identical alleles for a given gene. D) all the alleles that exist in a specific population. E) the swimming pool at the Hereditary Hotel.

7) Which of the following is a definition of "macromutrient A) nutrients that are large molecules that our body cells cannot manutactum. that mut be obtained from the liet C)essential minerals and vitamins D) foodstuffs needed in targe amounts slaily D large foods that must be cul into senaller bitesize pieves like a steak 8) The morphologgical species concept A) is another name for the biological species concept. B) can be used on fossil organisms eparates oryanisms into specles based on breeding incompatibiilities D) is only usefual for sesually reproducing organisms E) uses DNA sequences to identify different species 9 The reason that humans need a daily intake of proteln is that we use dietary potes an a e A) energy B) the essential amino acids. C) vitamins and minerals D) micronutrients E) All of the above are correct 10) With regard to the human senses, the word "acuity means A) detection of body position and movement. B) the ability to detect details and faint signals. C) integration of information from more than one sensory modality to produce a behavioral con action. D) the automatic collection of information from the environment. E) an ability to see. 11) Severe iron deficiency can cause which disorder? A) anemia B) obesity C) spina bifida D) diabetes E) osteoporosis 12) Which of the following illustrates a shortcoming of the Biological Species concept? A) declaring chihuahuas and St. Bernard dogs to be members of the same species B) determining the species of a new-found fossil C) a liger D) identifying the species of a bacterium E) All of the above. 13) "Gene pool" can be defined as A) changes in the sequence of a given gene. B) an alternate form of a gene. C) having two identical alleles for a given gene. D) all the alleles that exist in a specific population. E) the swimming pool at the Hereditary Hotel.

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7) Which of the following is a definition of "macromitrient? A) nutrients that are large imolecules that our bedy cells cannot manotacture, that wat ber obtained from the liet C) eential minerals and vitamins D) foodatuffs needed in farge amounts daily D large foods that must be cul into senaller bitesize pieces, ike a steak 8) The morpholoygical species concept A) is another name for the biological species concept. B) can be used on fossil organisms separates onganisms into specles based on breeding incompatibiilities D) in only usetul for sesually veproducing organisms E) uses DNA nequences to dentify different species 9) The reason that humans need a daily intake of proteln is that we us dietary protes an a M A) energy B) the essential amino acds. C) vitamins and minerals D) micronutrients. E) All of the above are correct. 10) With regard to the human senses, the word "acuity means A) detection of body position and movenent. B) the ability to detect details and faint signals. C) integration of information from more than one sensory modality to produce a behavioral corw.a action. D) the automatic collection of information from the environment E) an ability to see. 11) Severe iron deficiency can cause which disonder? A) anemia B) obesity C) spina bifida D) diabetes E) osteoporosis 12) Which of the following illustrates a shortcoming of the Biological Species concept? A) declaring chihuahuas and St. Bernard dogs to be members of the same species B) determining the species of a new-found fosil C) a liger D) identifying the species of a bacterium E) All of the above. 13) "Gene pool" can be defined as A) changes in the sequence of a given gene. B) an altermate form of a gene. C) having two identical alleles for a given gene. D) all the alleles that exist in a specific population. E) the swimming pool at the Hereditary Hotel.
Transcribed Image Text:7) Which of the following is a definition of "macromitrient? A) nutrients that are large imolecules that our bedy cells cannot manotacture, that wat ber obtained from the liet C) eential minerals and vitamins D) foodatuffs needed in farge amounts daily D large foods that must be cul into senaller bitesize pieces, ike a steak 8) The morpholoygical species concept A) is another name for the biological species concept. B) can be used on fossil organisms separates onganisms into specles based on breeding incompatibiilities D) in only usetul for sesually veproducing organisms E) uses DNA nequences to dentify different species 9) The reason that humans need a daily intake of proteln is that we us dietary protes an a M A) energy B) the essential amino acds. C) vitamins and minerals D) micronutrients. E) All of the above are correct. 10) With regard to the human senses, the word "acuity means A) detection of body position and movenent. B) the ability to detect details and faint signals. C) integration of information from more than one sensory modality to produce a behavioral corw.a action. D) the automatic collection of information from the environment E) an ability to see. 11) Severe iron deficiency can cause which disonder? A) anemia B) obesity C) spina bifida D) diabetes E) osteoporosis 12) Which of the following illustrates a shortcoming of the Biological Species concept? A) declaring chihuahuas and St. Bernard dogs to be members of the same species B) determining the species of a new-found fosil C) a liger D) identifying the species of a bacterium E) All of the above. 13) "Gene pool" can be defined as A) changes in the sequence of a given gene. B) an altermate form of a gene. C) having two identical alleles for a given gene. D) all the alleles that exist in a specific population. E) the swimming pool at the Hereditary Hotel.
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