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Description: This document is a comprehensive study guide for BIOL-1033 Exam #4, covering topics such as genetics, evolution, natural selection, and species classification. It includes definitions, explanations, and examples of key biological concepts, as well as specific questions and answers to reinforce understanding. Keywords: biology, BIOL-1033, study guide, exam preparation, genetics, evolution, natural selection, species classification, codominance, X-linked gene, Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium, adaptive radiation, biogeography, convergent evolution, developmental homology, genetic drift, gene pool, plate tectonics, continental drift, mitochondria, endosymbiosis, fossils, Cambrian period, adaptation, macroevolution, speciation, hybrid sterility, vestigial structures, allele frequency, Darwin, natural selection examples, directional selection, founder effect, bottleneck effect, population genetics, reproductive barriers, fitness, evolutionary biology, inbreeding effects.

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BIOL-1033 Exam #4
The human blood type AB in which both the A antigen and the B antigen are found

embedded in the blood cells is an example of - ANSWERCodominance




An X-linked gene is - ANSWERa gene on the X chromosome




A man and a woman are both heterozygous carriers for the recessive allele that causes

cystic fibrosis. What is the probability that they will have an offspring who has cystic fibrosis? -

ANSWER25%




All the offspring of a cross between a red-flowered plant and a white flowered plant have

pink flowers. This means that the allele for red flowers is _______ to the allele for white flowers.

- ANSWERincompletely dominant




The origin of mitochondria in a eukaryotic cell is explained by -

ANSWEREndosymbiosis of an aerobic bacterium

, Which would be most likely to be fossilized? - ANSWERa common thick-shelled

crustacean




You uncovered a fossil that you suspect is around 100 million years old. Which of the

radioisotope pairs in the table could you eliminate as an appropriate choice for radioisotope

dating the accompanying rock? - ANSWERCarbon-14/Nitrogen-14




The Earth's atmosphere has changed a lot over the past 4 billion years. One big change

was due to photosynthetic organisms. Their photosynthesis increased the amount of what

atmospheric gas? - ANSWEROxygen (O2)




The first living cells were most likely - ANSWERAnaerobic prokaryotes




The process by which the major land masses have shifted their positions, changed shapes

and separated from each other, is known as - ANSWERContinental drift (plate tectonics)




The likelihood of allopatric speciation increases when a splinter population is

__________ and __________ the broader range of the species. - ANSWERSmall ; isolated from

, Today there are 54 different honeycreepers in Hawaii. The ancestor of the honeycreepers

was the European rosefinch. The evolution of many species of honeycreeper is the result of -

ANSWERAdaptive radiation




During the Beagle journey, Darwin visited islands, allowing him to compare island

species with continental species. In terms of framing his theory of evolution, why was this

significant? - ANSWERBecause the island species had both similarities to their continental

ancestors and unique adaptations to their island environments.




Which scenario best illustrates the process of natural selection? (See image to right)

These 3 breeds of dogs are the result of - ANSWERartificial selection ( selective breeding)




What field of study uses geographic distribution of extinct and living species to

determine patterns of evolution? - ANSWERBiogeography




These animals are examples of _________ evolution when animals that are not closely

related come to look like one another superficially because they live in a similar environment. -

ANSWERConvergent




Fundamental similarity in anatomical structure due to descent from a common ancestor

is called - ANSWERhomology

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