Which of the following evidence is not consistent with the idea that evolution is responsible for the diversity of animals we see today? A. The presence of vestigial organs in extant species B. Structural homologies among very different animals C. Fossil records of intermediate life forms D. Earth is not the center of the galaxy or universe   Which of the following is not a part of the allopatric speciation by natural selection model? A. Geographically isolated populations evolve or change in response to novel environments. B. Reproductive isolation evolves as a by-product of changes in other traits associated with adapting to new resources or environments. C. Selection against hybridization leads to exaggeration of signals to facilitate recognizing conspecifics( individuals of the same species). D. Changes among or between populations occur while populations are geographically separated.   Which of the following is not an example of the evolution of a key innovation (anew trait) allowing occupation of a new adaptive zone (habitat or lifestyle). A. Evolution of donut eating by police officers. B. Invasion of the land by plants and animals C. Evolution of wings in insects, birds, and bats

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Which of the following evidence is not consistent with the idea that evolution is responsible for the diversity of animals we see today?

A. The presence of vestigial organs in extant species

B. Structural homologies among very different animals

C. Fossil records of intermediate life forms

D. Earth is not the center of the galaxy or universe

 

Which of the following is not a part of the allopatric speciation by natural selection model?

A. Geographically isolated populations evolve or change in response to novel environments.

B. Reproductive isolation evolves as a by-product of changes in other traits associated with adapting to new resources or environments.

C. Selection against hybridization leads to exaggeration of signals to facilitate recognizing conspecifics( individuals of the same species).

D. Changes among or between populations occur while populations are geographically separated.

 

Which of the following is not an example of the evolution of a key innovation (anew trait) allowing occupation of a new adaptive zone (habitat or lifestyle).

A. Evolution of donut eating by police officers.

B. Invasion of the land by plants and animals

C. Evolution of wings in insects, birds, and bats

D. The evolution of plant –eating among insects

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