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What type of distribution led to giraffes having long necks?

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What type of distribution led to giraffes having long necks?


Directional 


What is being shown in this picture?

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What is being shown in this picture?

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Crossing over

Recombination 


Name one trait in humans that has a normal distribution. 

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Name one trait in humans that has a normal distribution. 


IQ 

Height 


What shape does a 'normal distribution' curve look like on a graph?

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What shape does a 'normal distribution' curve look like on a graph?


Bell-shaped curve 


What type of selection is causing the distribution in this scenario?

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What type of selection is causing the distribution in this scenario?


Stabilizing selection 


What mechanism is driving evolution in this picture?

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What mechanism is driving evolution in this picture?


Gene flow 


What mechanism is driving evolution is this picture?

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What mechanism is driving evolution is this picture?


Genetic drift

Founder effect 


What mechanism is driving evolution in this picture?

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What mechanism is driving evolution in this picture?

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Sexual selection


What mechanism is driving evolution in this picture?

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What mechanism is driving evolution in this picture?


Genetic drift 

Natural selection 


What mechanism is driving evolution in this picture?

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What mechanism is driving evolution in this picture?


Natural selection 


What type of isolation is being shown in the picture?

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What type of isolation is being shown in the picture?


Geographic isolation 


If the flashing is not understood by another firefly, what type of isolation has occurred?

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If the flashing is not understood by another firefly, what type of isolation has occurred?

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Behavioral isolation 


What pattern of evolution is being shown in this picture?

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What pattern of evolution is being shown in this picture?


Coevolution 


How many speciation events are represented in this picture?

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How many speciation events are represented in this picture?

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What pattern of evolution if being shown in this picture?

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What pattern of evolution if being shown in this picture?


Divergent evolution 


Which organic molecule group(family) is made up of amino acids?

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Which organic molecule group(family) is made up of amino acids?


Protein 


Lipid molecules repel water. What is the 'fear of water' known as?

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Lipid molecules repel water. What is the 'fear of water' known as?


Hydrophobia


What is the most widely accepted hypothesis of Earth’s origins?

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What is the most widely accepted hypothesis of Earth’s origins?


Nebula hypothesis 


What two organelles are thought to have been free-living organisms in the past?

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What two organelles are thought to have been free-living organisms in the past?


Mitochondria

Chloroplast 


What is thought to be responsible for giving Earth an oxygen-rich atmosphere?

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What is thought to be responsible for giving Earth an oxygen-rich atmosphere?


Cyanobacteria

Stromatolites 


What is the term for an RNA molecule that can replicate on its own?(Spelled correctly)

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What is the term for an RNA molecule that can replicate on its own?(Spelled correctly)


Ribozyme 


What is the allele frequency for the recessive allele?(Given as a percent)

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What is the allele frequency for the recessive allele?(Given as a percent)


41.7%


If a cow develops a preference for eating white four o’clock flowers and ignoring pink and red four o’clock flowers, what type of distribution is being demonstrated by this natural selection?

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If a cow develops a preference for eating white four o’clock flowers and ignoring pink and red four o’clock flowers, what type of distribution is being demonstrated by this natural selection?


Directional selection 


List the 4 organic molecule groups(families)

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List the 4 organic molecule groups(families)


Protein

Fats - Lipids

Carbohydrates

Nucleic Acids


What is the monomer of lipids?

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What is the monomer of lipids?


Fatty acids 


What does the Hardy-Weinberg equation equal?


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What does the Hardy-Weinberg equation equal?


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