Which is a question Lamarck MOST LIKELY would have asked when developing his evolutionary hypothesis? O A. Is evolutionary change the result of survival of the fittest? O B. Can body structures change according to the actions of the organism? O C. Can a small population size increase the rate of evolution? O D. Is artificial selection the basis for evolution?

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Q: Which BEST describes how survival of the fittest relates to natural selection?

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Q: which statement about macroevolution is true? a. The history of life on Earth follows a general…

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Q: The finches that Darwin observed on the Galapagos are commonly cited as exemplars of evolution. Why?…

A: C. The finches wanted to eat different things, so they did is correct answer.

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Q: Which term can most accurately be used to describe evolutionary change that leads to speciation? A.…

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Q: Which statement is true about the Neanderthals? O A. They originated around the same time period as…

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Q: mini threshold of life's evolution,

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A: A. Bottleneck Effect is correct answer.

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