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A) a stable environment
B) abundant resources
C) many individuals
D) heritable variation
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A) to serve as the ship's naturalist
B) to develop evidence that could be used to support the theory of evolution
C) to document evidence that would support the concept of natural selection
D) Darwin was a sailor with no specific purpose aboard the HMS Beagle.
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A) members of a population vary in their functional,physical,and behavioral characteristics.
B) there is a constant struggle for survival of organisms.
C) organisms in a normal population differ in reproductive success.
D) All of the choices are correct.
E) None of the choices are correct.
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A) natural selection.
B) inheritance of acquired traits.
C) artificial selection.
D) convergent evolution.
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A) Darwin
B) Lamarck
C) Cuvier
D) Lyell
E) Wallace
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A) homologous structures
B) vestigial structures
C) biogeography
D) All of the choices could be examined to determine relatedness.
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A) Lyell.
B) Wallace.
C) LeClerc.
D) Lamarck.
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A) all species are equal in complexity.
B) life originated from inorganic substances.
C) living organisms can be arranged based on their order of increasing complexity.
D) every species on Earth has a perfect or "essential" form.
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A) North America.
B) Africa.
C) South America.
D) Asia.
E) Greenland.
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A) a theory of descent by modification.
B) Darwin's theory of evolution.
C) Lamarck's theory of evolution.
D) fixity of species and the sequential ladder of life.
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A) artificial selection
B) natural selection
C) uniformitarianism
D) catastrophism
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A) there is a natural force in all living things that pushes them toward perfection.
B) local catastrophes cause mass extinctions of species.
C) species are only produced through special creation.
D) species are fixed and unchanging over time.
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A) fins,rounded head with eyes on the side,and a neck
B) lungs,fins,and scales
C) a flat head with eyes on the top,fins,and scales
D) fins,simple wrist bones,and expanded ribs
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A) past geological events.
B) the movement of continents.
C) formation of volcanic islands.
D) ecological change.
E) the time period in which a species was present on Earth.
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A) anatomical
B) biochemical
C) fossil
D) biogeographical
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A) Individuals within a species exhibit variation.
B) Organisms compete for available resources.
C) Individuals within a population differ in terms of reproductive success.
D) Organisms become adapted to conditions as the environment changes.
E) All of these observations are part of natural selection as posed by Darwin.
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A) Evolution is a theory about how life originated.
B) There are no transitional fossils.
C) Evolution is not observable or testable,thus it is not science.
D) Evolution proposes life changed as a result of random events; traits are too complex to have originated by chance alone.
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