A) genetic drift
B) genetic bottleneck
C) founder effect
D) gene flow
E) natural selection
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A) genetic drift.
B) the founder effect.
C) a bottleneck.
D) descent from a common ancestor.
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A) genetic drift.
B) lines of common descent.
C) homologous characteristics.
D) analogous characteristics.
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A) a changing environment
B) an organism that exhibits a rapid rate of mutation
C) an organism that reproduces very slowly
D) the immigration of individuals carrying a new allele that significantly increases reproductive success
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A) evolve into the same species despite the fact that they are members of separate populations.
B) merge into one continuous population because of reversals in continental drift.
C) evolve both analogous and homologous characteristics.
D) evolve similar structures in response to similar environmental challenges.
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A) continental drift
B) natural selection
C) weather
D) mutation
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A) evolved from a lineage of birds other than finches that ate insects.
B) learned their habits from local birds.
C) switched to insects because they tasted better than their usual food.
D) fill roles that birds other than finches would fill in other places.
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A) less important because there is less variation with which to work.
B) less important because only a few individuals do all the breeding.
C) more important because of a smaller gene pool.
D) more important because of the absence of competition.
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A) Pond A; the fisherman has a greater likelihood of completely removing alleles from the gene pool by taking a fish from the smaller population.
B) Pond A; fewer fish are able to move into a small pond and find mates.
C) Pond B; the fisherman is more likely to catch a fish that is undergoing evolution in a bigger population.
D) Pond B; the process of evolution occurs more slowly in large populations and removing a fish speeds up the process.
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A) 1 to 0.75.
B) 0 to 0.25.
C) 0 to 0.75.
D) 1 to 0.25.
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A) Pollen from a population A plant lands on the same plant (mating with itself) .
B) Pollen from a population A plant lands on another population A plant.
C) Pollen from a population A plant lands on a population B plant.
D) Pollen from a population B plant lands on a population B plant.
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A) genetic drift
B) genetic bottleneck
C) founder effect
D) gene flow
E) natural selection
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A) genetic drift
B) genetic bottleneck
C) founder effect
D) gene flow
E) natural selection
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A) predesigned change in the genetic characteristics of a population of organisms over time.
B) sudden shifts in the genetic characteristics of an individual in a population.
C) a change in the genetic characteristics of a population of organisms over time.
D) isolation of populations due to geologic forces.
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A) makes the genetic composition of the two populations more similar.
B) eliminates harmful alleles.
C) magnifies the effects of genetic drift.
D) creates genetic differences between the populations.
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