A) large floods
B) erupting volcanoes
C) magnetized rock
D) fossils
E) shocked quartz
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A) mitochondrial DNA expression
B) protein synthesis
C) differences in adult body form
D) development of vestigial structures
E) brain development
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A) extinction
B) descent
C) artificial selection
D) evolution
E) a decrease in fitness
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A) dust and small rock orbiting around the sun
B) a ball of ice with a tail
C) a small planet
D) a small sun with weak solar emissions
E) debris from a large planet
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A) Animals in similar climate zones were similar regardless of where they lived.
B) Animals isolated on islands were unlike those living on nearby mainlands.
C) Animals living closer together appeared more closely related to each other than to animals living further away.
D) Fossils of animals showed characteristics that were unlike any surviving species.
E) There appeared to be no genetic connections between any of the animals he observed.
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A) death in a dry area
B) rapid decomposition
C) a cartilaginous skeleton
D) a bony skeleton
E) death in an active geologic area
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A) decay time
B) half-life
C) isotopic life
D) release time
E) denature time
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A) variations in master genes
B) homologous structures
C) anatomical homology
D) convergent evolution
E) divergent evolution
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A) fossils of animals that were victims of predatorsΒ
B) fossils of flowers that produce a single seed
C) jellyfish fossils
D) fossilized mushrooms spores
E) fossils of animals that lived on steep slopes
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A) carbon
B) organic
C) geologically recent
D) prehistoric
E) extraterrestrial
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A) hand of a human
B) foot of a human
C) femur of an elephant
D) femur of a human
E) leg of a chicken
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A) morphological divergence
B) comparative morphology
C) anatomical convergence
D) biogeography
E) radiometric dating
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A) Asian beliefs; lifeless forms to humans
B) Hindu systems of thought; plants to spiritual beings
C) tribal beliefs; lifeless forms to spiritual beings
D) later European thinkers; plants to spiritual beings
E) Thomas Malthus' treatise on population; lifeless forms to mammals
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A) magnetic poles
B) creationism
C) evolution
D) natural selection
E) plate tectonics
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A) homeotic
B) homologous
C) recessive
D) dominant
E) homozygotic
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A) 60,000 years; most of the 14C has decayed by this time
B) 12,000 years; half of the 14C has decayed by this time
C) 6,000 years; older fossils do not contain carbon
D) 2,000 years; most of the 14C has decayed by this time
E) 500 years; half of the 14C has decayed by this time
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A) plate tectonics
B) plate drift
C) seismology
D) fault line movement
E) sea floor spreading
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A) humans have the capacity to produce more offspring than the environment can support
B) populations will always produce more individuals than the environment can support
C) humans will only produce the number of individuals that the environment can support
D) populations will never produce offspring in stressful environments
E) populations under environmental stress will become extinct
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A) footprint
B) shell
C) seeds
D) teeth
E) spores
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