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Evolutionbu observe that 10 out of a population of 50 fruit flies have the homozygous recessive trait of sepia eyes How would you calculate q use 40 divided by 50 as p then solve for q take 10 divided by 50 and then square it divide 10 by 50 take the square root of 10 divided by 50 multiply 10 by 2

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EvolutionDe etoliation is a plant s way of responding to A loss of water B potential dessication C sunlight D excess gas

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Animal KingdomWhen comparing birds to mammals which of the following would be considered shared ancestral characteristics Select all that apply hair vertebrae four limbs amniotic reproduction none of these are ancestral

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The Living Worldit reasonable to assume that dinosaurs some of which are direct ancestors of birds might share some characteristics with modern day birds

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EvolutionEvolution in a population requires which of the following Select all that apply there must be a change in the allele frequencies of the population from one generation to the next no genetic drift selection must be random the population must always be small all members of the population must be able to reproduce

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Evolutionows with average sized wings survive severe storms better than those with longer or shorter wings illustrating frequency dependent selection stabilizing selection Odisruptive selection neutral variation the bottleneck effect

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Animal Kingdomof the following would be considered derived characteristics of all mammals when comparing them to other animal groups Select all that apply four limbs endothermy fur or hair amniotic reproduction vertebrae none of these

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Evolutionrequires that populations become better suited to their environments must happen whenever a population is not well adapted to its environment must happen due to organisms innate desire to survive O can happen whenever any of the conditions for Hardy Weinberg equilibrium are not met Orequires the operation of natural selection

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Biomoleculesowing anatomical structures which is homologous to the wing of a bird fin of a dolphin Oleg of a cricket O tail of a kangaroo wing of a butterfly Question 8 1 point Listen

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Evolutiona comparison of birds and mammals having four limbs is a character useful for distinguishing birds from mammals an example of analogy rather than homology O a shared ancestral character Oa shared derived character O a character useful for sorting bird species

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Evolutionural selection changes allele frequencies because some reproduce more successfully than others Oloci individuals gene pools alleles species survive and

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Evolutionfly population has a gene with two alleles A1 dominant and A2 recessive Tests show that 70 of the gametes produced in the population contain the A1 allele If the population is in Hardy Weinberg equilibrium what is the frequency of the homozyous recessive genotype 0 42 00 3 0 7 0 09 0 49

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Evolutionna comparison of reptiles and mammals having four limbs is a shared derived character a shared ancestral character a character useful for sorting bird species a character useful for distinguishing reptiles from mammals O an example of analogy rather than homology

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EvolutionIn a comparison of reptiles and amphibians having four limbs is a character useful for sorting bird species a shared ancestral character a character useful for distinguishing reptiles from amphibians O an example of analogy rather than homology Oa shared derived character

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Biomoleculesphylogeny a true clade consists of all organisms that share similar characteristics all members of sister taxa a single ancestral species and all descendants all ancestral species and at least one descendant all organisms that show derived characters not necessarily the same o

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EvolutionWhy do we say that populations evolve but not individuals What is actually changing when a population evolves

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Biological Classificationding to parsimony the simplest phylogenetic tree is a tree only using the DNA evidence as this provides the simplest explanation for evolution the tree in which the branch points are based on as many shared derived characters as possible O the tree that represents the fewest evolutionary events like changes in DNA sequences or morphology O the tree with the fewest branch tips the smallest tree possible

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Animal Kingdomcat is a member of the cat family clade Felidae but is also a type of mammal which is a clade In this instance which clade is more inclusive bigger than the other The cat family because it includes all types of cats not just house cats The cat family because all cats are mammals The mammal clade because it includes families other than the cat family The mammal clade because most mammals are cats The clades are equal in size since they cannot overlap Question 61 point

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EvolutionWhich of the following statements best summarizes evolution by natural selection as it is viewed today It is really is the same as gene flow It represents the result of selection for acquired characteristics in organisms It can only occur in very large populations It is the differential survival and reproduction of the most fit phenotypes Natural selection can only occur when mutations happen

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Plant KingdomAquatic plants adapting to life on land had to develop new forms of support to cope with the effects of A herbivory B ATP production C gravity

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Plant Physiology - GeneralTo compensate for the loss of buoyancy in an aquatic environment and to counteract the impacts of gravity in a terrestrial biome plants need and cellulose in their cell walls J

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BiomoleculesMacLellan John 12 51 p m Baldness b is an X linked recessive allele If a mom is heterozygous for baldness and the dad is bald what is the chance of a baby boy being born with normal hair Show all 8 steps in your answer

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BiomoleculesTo compensate for the loss of in an aquatic environment and to counteract the impacts of gravity in a terrestrial biome plants need and cellulose in their cell walls A buoyancy B gravity C water


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Plant Physiology - PhotosynthesisLand plants cannot rely on to obtain water they must transport water through a root system A turgor pressure B osmosis C transpiration D active transport

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Plant Physiology - TransportationWhen plants colonized on land which of the following was NOT an obstacle they had to overcome A autotrophy vs heterotrophy B transport of water C method of gas exchange D gravity vs buoyancy

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Plant Physiology - PhotosynthesisLand plants cannot rely on simple diffusion for the circulation of water and nutrients they have xylem and A phloem B suberin C osmosis Tieni

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Morphology of Flowering PlantsThe waxy on the surface of leaves is an adaptation land plants use to prevent dessication peduncle B phospho lipid hilaver cuticle

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The Living WorldThe second paragraph of the Declaration of Independence establishes general principles about the rights of man and the role of government What is the most likely reason that Jefferson included this section We hold these truths to be self evident that all men are created equal that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights that among these are life liberty and the pursuit of happiness That to secure these rights governments are instituted among men deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed A It expresses the premises on which he draws his conclusion OB It introduces a point of agreement before addressing points of conflict C It helps maintain a neutral tone by speaking in generalities rather than specifics D It explains why he feels insecure about the colonies being under British rule

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Ecology - EcosystemsWhen did the igneous intrusion with x s occur Explain by telling what happened before and after and how you know Please use complete and correct sentences

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Ecology - EcosystemsSolve the relative dating problem in block 3 Write the letters in relative order with the oldest being listed first and the youngest list last Include all events folding faulting etc in their proper sequence Add words for erosion events folding events intrusions faults tilting etc If a fault or other event is labeled with a letter refer to it as Fault A If there are several faults and they are not labeled you may say the fault on the left or the fault on the right List the events in the space below starting with the oldest and ending with the youngest Separate each event with a comma Block 3 www O S z Erosion U Folding B

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Principles of Inheritance & Variation (Genetics)What is the chance of a tall white offspring if one parent is heterozygous tall and white and the other parent is short and heterozygous green Show all 8 steps in your answer

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Ecology - Organisms & PopulationEach of the boxes below is labeled with a term from the Natural and Sexual Selection video As you watch the video place each lettered choice in its most appropriate box If you think a choice always applies to more than one term box write the letter for that choice only once in the largest of the boxes that you think it applies to a Occurs when food sources are dispersed b The process by which traits become more or less common depending on an individual s ability to mate with more or better partners c Males with ornaments that females find attractive are able to mate with more females and pass on their genes d Produces females and males of the same species that look similar e Occurs when food sources are clustered f Produces females and males of the same species that look different g The process by which traits become more or less common depending on an individual s ability to survive and gather resources h i j Results in fancy extravagant males Males that are better able to defend their territory are able to mate with more females and pass on their genes Results in males that are better suited for fighting Natural Selection Sexual Selection Female Choice Male Male Competition

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Cell Cycle and Cell DivisionWhich of the following is an accurate statement about the phases of mitosis O O O O Interphase is the first phase mitosis During prophase chromos align in the middle waiting separate During metaphase only chromatin is present During anaphase chromos begin to separate I DON T KNOW YET

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Principles of Inheritance & Variation (Genetics)Which of the following best summarizes the process of DNA replication O O O mRNA nucleotides copy information from one strand of the DNA DNA nucleotides build new copies of both strands of DNA It involves transcription and translation of both strands of the DNA It occurs at the ribosome and involves all three types of RNA I DON T KNOW YET

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Anatomy of Flowering PlantsChallenge 2 In an experiment with zebra finches researchers placed artificial red tags on the heads of some of the males see pics in PowerPoint Females were then allowed to choose their mates for breeding 1 When given a choice between normal males and males with tags on their heads which males do you think the females preferred Why 2 How would their choices affect their offspring X

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Reproduction in OrganismsChallenge 1 In red phalaropes the females are much more brightly colored than the males see pics on next slide 1 What predictions can you make about their breeding system monogamy polygamy polyandry 2 What do you think the roles of the males and females are in terms of raising young 3 Why do males and females look the same in the winter

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Biological Classificationto win the hearts of females In what way is natural selection and sexual selection a balancing act for males 15 Natural Selection Sexual Selection Female Choice The Cornelllab of Ornithology inofirds Doceeduki2 Paradise SLU PLAVALHAL Male Male Competition 17 Follow Up Questions What benefit do females think they are getting by choosing certain males Why do bright colors elaborate dances indicate to a female What types of traits are favored in males that are involved in male to male competition

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Biotechnology: Principles and ProcessesCalcium s atomic number is 20 It forms ions with 18 electrons What is the electrical charge of a calcium ion View Available Hint s 0 2 O 2 O 1 0 1 Submit 13

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The Living WorldHow do ions form ionic bonds View Available Hint s lons of opposite electrical charges are attracted to each other to balance the charges Two atoms come together to share their electrons One atom swaps all of its negative electrons for all of the other atom s positive protons lons of the same type are drawn together because they are attracted to their own kind Submit

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Biotechnology & its ApplicationsPart A What is an ion View Available Hint s an atom that is sharing electrons with another atom Oan atom that has either gained or lost electron s Oan atom that loses all of its protons Oan atom that has lost one or more neutrons


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BiomoleculesEach of these geometric shapes has a different number of sides Rank these shapes from greatest to fewest number of sides To rank items as equivalent overlap them octagon triangle Greatest number of sides pentagon hexagon square rectangle Reset Help Least number of sides

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Structural Organization in AnimalsSternal Axillary Umbilical Inguinal Brachial Antecubital Carpal 45 Azomial

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Biotechnology & its ApplicationsPart A How many valence shell electrons does the element carbon have H H H two four Six Oeight H D

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Human Physiology - Locomotion & MovementActivity Figure 1 8a 2 of 2 Drag the appropriate labels to their respective targets Patellar Coxal Femoral Pubic Digital

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Human Physiology - Locomotion & Movementappropriate labels to their respective targets Figure shows Posterior Dors Sacral opliteal umbar Sural alcaneal Scapular JUL

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The Living WorldA During alternation of generations the gametophyte generation goes through to produce gametes binary ficcion B meiosis C mitosis

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Human Physiology - Locomotion & MovementScapular Sacral Cervical Gluteal Vertebral Perineal Occipital Lumbar III Rese

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Human Physiology - GeneralActivity Figure 1 5 Drag the appropriate labels to their respective targets Stimulus Control Center Input Response Output Balance Receptor IMBALANCE Afferent Efferent pathway pathway Effector IMBALAN