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Evolution Exam 1 NDSU 2018S Questions with correct Answers 3 aspects of Darwin's theory of Evolution 1. Change over time 2. Descent with modification 3. Evolution by natural selection What three changes in time have provided evidence of evolution? 1. Marine fossil record showing three c...

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3 aspects of Darwin's theory of Evolution - answer 1. Change over time
2. Descent with modification
3. Evolution by natural selection

What three changes in time have provided evidence of evolution? - answer 1. Marine
fossil record showing three clear evolutionary faunas over time
2. Body size in woodrats in response to climate change
3. Direct observation of finches and soapberry bugs

Science - answer Use of evidence to construct testable explanations and predictions
of natural phenomena, as well as the knowledge generated during that process

What does descent with modification tell us? - answer 1. Species change though
time

step 1 to failure of AZT to control HIV - answer transcription errors produce
mutations in the reverse transcriptase gene including resistant variants

step 2 to failure of AZT to control HIV - answer Mutant virions pass their reverse
transcriptase genes to their offspring

step 3 to failure of AZT to control HIV - answer In AZT environment, some virions are
better than others at surviving and reproducing

step 4 to failure of AZT to control HIV - answer The persistant ones are the ones with
mutations conferring resistance

Examples of vestigial human traits - answer coccyc, arrector pili (goose bumps) - to
keep warm

Law of succession - answer observing close relationships with fossil and extant
species in same geographical are between fossil forms in adjacent rock strata

Examples of homologous structures - answer Vertebrate forelimbs, same sequence
and arrangement but different functions

Analogies - answer Non-homologous similarities

, Example of analogies - answer shark and orca fins/tails/shapes, embryos in
development

Extraordinary fossils - answer fossils of soft parts

What three insights due extraordinary fossils provide? - answer 1. morphology and
relationships of organisms
2. nature and distribution of soft bodied organisms
3. preserved biomolecules for assessing rates of evolution

Trace fossils - answer Evidence of activity

Pre-Cambian - answer 1. first bacteria
2. first multicellular life

Paleozoic (age of fishes) - answer 1. first land plants
2. first vascular
3. first fishes
4. first tetrapods
5. first insects

Mesozoic (age of dinosaurs) - answer 1. first dinos
2. first birds
3. first flowering plants
4. first mammals

Cenozoid (age of mammals) - answer 1. first horses
2. first whales
3. first apes
4. first daisies

Phylogeny - answer 1. evolutionary history of finite set of organisms

T/F- Branch lengths are proportional to amount of time passing for phylogenies - answer
False

T/F - Branch lengths are not proportional to amount of time passing for phylogenies -
answer true

T/F - Tips of phylogeny cannot be swiveled around nodes - answer false

T/F - order of taxa from top to bottom of phylogenies does not indicate how closely
related they are - answer true

three guidelines for making a phylogeny - answer 1. species on right evolved from
left

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