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Two species of pines, Pinus radiata and Pinus muricota, live in the same regions of
California and are capable of forming hybrids under laboratory conditions. However,
they do not interbreed because one releases pollen in February and the other in
April. What genetic isolating mechanism is involved?


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temporal isolation




What happened during the Cambrian explosion


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marine animals diversified at the phylum level

,Kelp (a brown algae)


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holdfast. stripe, blades (or fronds), pneumatocyst air sacs




Which disease is caused by bacterium


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anthrax




All mammals


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have mammary glands




Shelf fungus (a basidiomycete)


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exoenzymes for digestion

,Amoebas (a polyphyletic group with a common body shape)


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pseudopodia for locomotion and phagocytosis




Which growth model would you expect to see in a stable population


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logistic




Elevated carbon dioxide levels have been shown to contribute to the greenhouse
effect, resulting in an increase in mean global temperature. Ecosystems where the
largest warming has already occurred include snow-covered northern coniferous
forest, tundra, and arctic sea ice habitats. Which statement best explains how the
elimination of ice-covered ecosystems affects the rise or fall in global temperature


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more reflective surfaces of ice are replaced with darker, more absorptive
surfaces, thereby contributing to the warming trend




Snail (a gastropod mollusk)


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, mantle cavity, radula, foot




Spider (an arachnid)


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exoskeleton, segmentation, chelicerae




Jellies, anemones, and hydras


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cnidocytes with a toxin to sting prey




The more recently two species have diverged, the more similar their DNA (and
protein) sequences should be. This principle is most directly related to


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a molecular clock




A mother goat quickly learns to recognize its own kid by smell


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