A) nomenclature.
B) taxonomy.
C) ecology.
D) systematics.
E) biology.
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A) Notochord.
B) Vertebrae.
C) Tetrapod locomotion.
D) Mammary glands.
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A) Tree 1 requires the most mutations,making it the best choice.
B) Tree 1 requires the fewest mutations,making it the best choice.
C) Tree 2 requires the most mutations,making it the best choice.
D) Tree 2 requires the fewest mutations,making it the best choice.
E) Both trees are equally good because sequences A,B,C,and D are the same in both.
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A) Analogy
B) Phylogeny
C) Homology
D) Heterology
E) Morphology
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A) of the presence of organelles in the cells of eukaryotic species.
B) of the multicellularity in eukaryotic species,which is lacking in prokaryotic species.
C) eukaryotic species reproduce by sexual reproduction.
D) of multicellularity and sexual reproduction.
E) of the presence of organelles and multicellularity.
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A) species
B) genus
C) order
D) phylum
E) domain
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True/False
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A) They are shared primitive traits.
B) They are shared derived traits.
C) They are homologous traits.
D) They are analogous traits.
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A) neutral mutations.
B) favorable mutations.
C) detrimental mutations.
D) natural selection.
E) horizontal gene transfer.
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A) All species or higher taxa are placed on tips in a phylogenetic tree.
B) All species or higher taxa are placed on nodes in a phylogenetic tree.
C) Each cladogram branch point should have one or more shared derived characters that are common to all species above the branch point,unless the character is later modified.
D) All shared derived characters appear together only once in a cladogram unless they arose independently during evolution more than once.
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A) the evolutionary history of a species or group of species.
B) the geographic distribution of populations in a species.
C) the generations of individuals in a population.
D) the distribution of species in a given area in time.
E) a list of character traits of individual species set in a tree diagram.
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A) evolution.
B) phylogeny.
C) taxonomy.
D) nomenclature.
E) biology.
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A) Siamangs and orangutans.
B) All of the species except orangutans.
C) All of the species except siamangs.
D) All of the species except siamangs and pigmy chimps.
E) Gorillas,humans,and both types of chimps.
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A) whales (members of the order Cetacea)
B) animals (members of the kingdom Animalia)
C) plants (members of the kingdom Plantae)
D) eukaryotes (members of the domain Eukarya)
E) all organisms (members of domains Bacteria,Archaea,and Eukarya)
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A) Genetic (DNA) : Orohippus.
B) Morphological: Equus.
C) Molecular: Equus.
D) Genetic homology: Pliohippus.
E) Morphological: Hyracotherium.
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A) Canis lupis (wolf) .
B) Loxodonta cyclotis (forest elephant) .
C) Salmonella enterica (bacteria that causes food poisoning) .
D) Aleuria aurantia (ascomycete fungi) .
E) Sequoiadendron giganteum (Giant Sequoia tree) .
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A) two chromosomes in a nucleus.
B) organelles within a cell.
C) cells within a multicellular organism.
D) different species,both prokaryotic or eukaryotic.
E) prokaryotic species to different prokaryotic species.
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A) guesses about the rates of mutations in a particular gene.
B) observed rates of mutation in a particular gene.
C) the first shared common ancestor for species known from the fossil record.
D) comparing the gene to similar genes in other kingdoms.
E) the date when two species diverged from a common ancestor.
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A) the maximum likelihood approach.
B) the principle of parsimony.
C) the Bayesian method.
D) the molecular clock.
E) the cladistic approach.
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A) the principle of parsimony
B) the neutral theory of evolution
C) the maximum likelihood approach
D) cladistics
E) systematics
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