A) should not differ than when sympatric.
B) should differ more than when sympatric.
C) should differ less than when sympatriC.
D) should both be larger.
E) should both be smaller.
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A) numerous islands in archipelago
B) adequate distance between islands to allow divergence
C) founder effect when islands are colonized
D) character displacement
E) numerous volcanic events
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A) The adaptive radiation of the estimated 300 species of cichlid fish was very rapid and took place during the last 200,000 years.
B) The adaptive radiation of the Lake Victoria cichlids may have resulted from a key evolutionary innovation.
C) Speciation of the Lake Victoria cichlids was mainly allopatric and resulted from varying lake levels.
D) The diversity of the Lake Victoria cichlids continues today because the lake is devoid of predators.
E) Many of the Lake Victoria cichlids have very specialized adaptations that allow them to occupy diverse habitats within the lakE.
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A) gradualism
B) punctuated equilibrium
C) adaptation
D) natural selection
E) common descent
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A) Speciation is slow because it depends on emigration from the mainland.
B) Most speciation occurs allopatrically.
C) Ecological competition may cause new species to go extinct slowing speciation.
D) Speciation by polyploidy is most common.
E) Species clusters are less common.
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A) The two squirrel populations must eat distinct species of plants.
B) The area that the squirrel populations occupy changes so that the squirrel populations exist in distinct habitats.
C) The fur color of the two squirrel populations must become distinct.
D) The two squirrel populations select mates using the same sexual behavior.
E) The two squirrel populations become reproductively isolated.
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A) mating pairs.
B) fertile eggs.
C) fertile sperm or pollen cells.
D) somatic cells.
E) hybrid zygotes.
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A) polyploidy.
B) geographic isolation.
C) spontaneous mutation.
D) punctuated equilibrium.
E) disruptive selection.
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A) key innovations.
B) species clusters.
C) sterile hybrids.
D) reproductive isolating mechanisms.
E) races.
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A) allopatric speciation on the mainland
B) allopatric speciation on the island archipelagos
C) sympatric speciation via polyploidy
D) sympatric speciation via disruptive selection
E) sympatric speciation via character displacement
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A) Allopatric speciation occurred mainly during periods of glacial recession.
B) Divergence occurred mainly during periods of glacial advance.
C) The availability of a variety of habitats favored diversification.
D) Reproductive isolation was reinforced mainly during periods of glacial recession.
E) Sympatric speciation is unimportant in explaining the adaptive radiation of New Zealand alpine buttercups.
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A) gradual change observable in the fossil record with very little if any stasis.
B) "spurts" of change observable in the fossil record followed by periods of stasis.
C) gradual change observable in the fossil record followed by periods of stasis.
D) "spurts" of change observable in the fossil record with very little if any stasis.
E) gradual change observable in the fossil record followed by periods of no change at all.
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A) races.
B) species.
C) kingdoms.
D) hybrids.
E) cohabitants.
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A) a second set of scales that lie beneath the top outermost scales.
B) a second set of jaws in their throats.
C) gill arches that are not covered by an operculum,which prevents hiding places for gill parasites.
D) digestive tracts that are able to process most substrates,which has eliminated the need for feeding specialization.
E) ability to change color in relationship to their environment.
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A) successive descent model.
B) punctuated equilibrium.
C) gradualism.
D) the allopatric model.
E) the sympatric model.
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A) Darwin's publication,On the Origin of Species,changed the view of evolution from gradualism to that of punctuated equilibrium.
B) The pace of evolution according to the theory of gradualism is like the pace during stasis according to the theory of punctuated equilibrium.
C) According to the theory of punctuated equilibrium,evolutionary change occurs only during brief periods of speciation.
D) Stasis is likely caused by periods of stabilizing and oscillating selection.
E) Gradualism suggests that evolutionary change is not linked to speciation.
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A) allopatric;autopolyploidy
B) allopatric;allopolyploidy
C) sympatric;autopolyploidy
D) sympatric;allopolyploidy
E) sympatric;divergence
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A) behavioral.
B) temporal.
C) geographical.
D) mechanical.
E) ecological.
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