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QUIZ 01 - ✔✔QUIZ 01



Natural Selection + ___________= Evolution - ✔✔Genetic variation.



What is "Neo-Darwinism"? - ✔✔The combination of Darwinian evolution with
modern genetics.



What is the population genetics definition of evolution? - ✔✔Change in the gene
frequencies of a population over time.



What is one feature of the species fixity concept? - ✔✔Species never change.



How did Lamarck explain the origin of long necks in giraffes? - ✔✔They stretched to
reach leaves high up in trees and so their offspring had slightly longer necks.



- ✔✔



Darwinian evolution involves: - ✔✔Natural selection.


What evidence supports evolution instead of transformism or special creation? -
✔✔Species share common ancestors.



Lamarckian evolution involves: - ✔✔Inheritance of acquired characters.

, What evidence supports evolution instead of transformism or special creation? -
✔✔Changes in the gene frequencies of populations can be directly observed.


You find a piece of "petrified" wood. What kind of fossil preservation is this? -
✔✔Permineralization.



What is a good environmental condition for fossil preservation? - ✔✔Low-oxygen
conditions.


You find a fossil in which the original shell was dissolved away and the space was filled
in with a whole new mineral. What kind of fossil preservation is this? -
✔✔Replacement.


You are a paleontologist and would like to become a fossil. Where should your body be
placed to maximize your chances of being fossilized? - ✔✔In a deep marine setting
with little oxygen.



What is preserved during carbonization? - ✔✔Carbon film that mimics original
organic material.


What is an internal mold? - ✔✔Imprint of original fossil left on sediment inside it.



A chunk of mastodon flesh with hair still in it would be an example of: - ✔✔Original
soft part preservation.



Fossils are easier to preserve in terrestrial settings than in marine settings. - ✔✔False



Dinosaur bones are typically preserved through: - ✔✔Permineralization.

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