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1. WhichLKJHGFofLKJHGFtheLKJHGFfollowingLKJHGFisLKJHGFNOTLKJHGFanLKJHGFexampleLKJHGFofLKJHGFevolution?

(a) BeakLKJHGFsizeLKJHGFinLKJHGFaLKJHGFpopulationLKJHGFofLKJHGFbirdsLKJHGFbecomesLKJHGFlargerLKJ
HGFfromLKJHGFoneLKJHGFgenerationLKJHGFtoLKJHGFtheLKJHGFnextLKJHGFbecauseLKJHGFlargerLKJHGF

beakedLKJHGFbirdsLKJHGFhadLKJHGFhigherLKJHGFreproductiveLKJHGFsuccessLKJHGFandLKJHGF
passedLKJHGFtheLKJHGFtraitLKJHGFtoLKJHGFtheirLKJHGFoffspring
(b) OverLKJHGFlongLKJHGFperiodsLKJHGFofLKJHGFtimeLKJHGFwhalesLKJHGFgraduallyLKJHGFlostLKJHGFtheirLKJHGF
hindlimbs
(c) WhenLKJHGFtravelingLKJHGFtoLKJHGFhighLKJHGFaltitude,LKJHGFhumanLKJHGFphysio
logyLKJHGFchangesLKJHGFtoLKJHGFaccommodateLKJHGFlowerLKJHGFoxygenLKJHG
Flevels

(d) AllLKJHGFofLKJHGFtheLKJHGFaboveLKJHGFareLKJHGFexamplesLKJHGFofLKJHGFevolution

2. TheLKJHGFflukeLKJHGFofLKJHGFaLKJHGFwhaleLKJHGFandLKJHGFtheLKJHGFflukeLKJHGFofLKJHGFaLKJHGFshark:

(a) areLKJHGFhomologousLKJHGFtraits
(b) aroseLKJHGFthroughLKJHGFconvergentLKJHGFevolution
(c) areLKJHGFtheLKJHGFresultLKJHGFofLKJHGFnaturalLKJHGFselection
(d) bLKJHGFandLKJHGFcLKJHGFareLKJHGFcorrect
(e) allLKJHGFareLKJHGFcorrect

3. MammaryLKJHGFglandsLKJHGFinLKJHGFwhalesLKJHGFandLKJHGFhumans:

(a) areLKJHGFaLKJHGFsynapomorphyLKJHGFforLKJHGFtheseLKJHGFspeciesLKJHGFandLKJHGFotherLKJHGFmam
mals
(b) areLKJHGFhomologousLKJHGFtraits
(c) wereLKJHGFlikelyLKJHGFpresentLKJHGFinLKJHGFtheLKJHGFmostLKJHGFrecentLKJHGFcommonLKJHGFa
ncestorLKJHGFofLKJHGFhumansLKJHGFandLKJHGFwhales
(d) allLKJHGFareLKJHGFcorrect
(e) noneLKJHGFareLKJHGFcorrect

4. BasedLKJHGFonLKJHGFcurrentLKJHGFfossilLKJHGFevidence:

(a) whalesLKJHGFwereLKJHGFlikelyLKJHGFfullyLKJHGFaquaticLKJHGFbeforeLKJHGFtheyLKJHGFevolv
edLKJHGFpeg-likeLKJHGFteethLKJHGForLKJHGFbaleen
(b) evolutionLKJHGFofLKJHGFbaleenLKJHGFforcedLKJHGFwhalesLKJHGFtoLKJHGFbecomeLKJHGFfullyLKJHGFaquat
ic
(c) theLKJHGFteethLKJHGFofLKJHGFextinctLKJHGFwhalesLKJHGFsuchLKJHGFasLKJHGFDorudonLKJHGF
wereLKJHGFsimilarLKJHGFtoLKJHGFthoseLKJHGFofLKJHGFextinctLKJHGFlandLKJHGFmammals
(d) aLKJHGFandLKJHGFcLKJHGFareLKJHGFcorrect
(e) bLKJHGFandLKJHGFcLKJHGFareLKJHGFcorrect

5. OneLKJHGFimportantLKJHGFfeatureLKJHGFthatLKJHGFlinksLKJHGFextinctLKJHGForganismsLKJHGFsuchLKJHGFasLKJ
HGF PakicetusLKJHGFand

IndohyusLKJHGFtoLKJHGFcetaceansLKJHGFis:

(a) theLKJHGFshapeLKJHGFofLKJHGFaLKJHGFboneLKJHGFinLKJHGFtheLKJHGFmiddleLKJHGFear
(b) theLKJHGFpresenceLKJHGFofLKJHGFforelimbLKJHGFflippers
(c) theLKJHGFlackLKJHGFofLKJHGFhindlegs

,(d) peg-likeLKJHGFteeth

, 6. TheLKJHGFplacementLKJHGFofLKJHGFwhalesLKJHGFwithinLKJHGFtheLKJHGFartiodactylsLKJHGFisLKJHGFsupported
LKJHGFby:




(a) morphologyLKJHGFofLKJHGFlimbLKJHGFbonesLKJHGF(e.g.LKJHGFtheLKJHGFastragalus)LKJHGFinLKJHGFextinc
tLKJHGFwhales
(b) DNALKJHGFevidence
(c) theLKJHGFfactLKJHGFthatLKJHGFsomeLKJHGFartiodactylsLKJHGF(e.g.LKJHGFhippos)LKJHGFspendLKJHGF
aLKJHGFsignificantLKJHGFamountLKJHGFofLKJHGFtimeLKJHGFinLKJHGFtheLKJHGFwater
(d) aLKJHGFandLKJHGFbLKJHGFareLKJHGFcorrect
(e) allLKJHGFofLKJHGFtheLKJHGFabove

7. FromLKJHGFexaminingLKJHGFtheLKJHGFfossilLKJHGFrecord,LKJHGFscientistsLKJHGFhaveLKJHGFpostul
atedLKJHGFthatLKJHGFlong-
termLKJHGFhistoricLKJHGFchangesLKJHGFinLKJHGFcetaceanLKJHGFdiversityLKJHGFdependedLKJHGFo
n:

(a) changesLKJHGFinLKJHGFtheLKJHGFabundanceLKJHGFofLKJHGFdiatoms,LKJHGFoneLKJHGFofLKJHGFtheirLKJHGFm
ainLKJHGFfoodLKJHGFsources
(b) changesLKJHGFinLKJHGFtheLKJHGFabundanceLKJHGFofLKJHGFdiatoms,LKJHGFwhichLK
JHGFserveLKJHGFasLKJHGFfoodLKJHGFforLKJHGFanimalsLKJHGFthatLKJHGFwereLKJHGFprey

edLKJHGFuponLKJHGFbyLKJHGFcetaceans
(c) changesLKJHGFinLKJHGFseaLKJHGFtemperature
(d) risingLKJHGFpollutionLKJHGFlevelsLKJHGFinLKJHGFtheLKJHGFocean
(e) changesLKJHGFinLKJHGFtheLKJHGFabundanceLKJHGFofLKJHGForganismsLKJHGFthatLKJHGFpreyLKJHGFonLKJH
GFcetaceans




8. WhichLKJHGFofLKJHGFtheLKJHGFfollowingLKJHGFwouldLKJHGFexplainLKJHGFwhyLKJHGFvirusesLKJHGFsuchL
KJHGFasLKJHGFinfluenzaLKJHGFevolveLKJHGFsoLKJHGFrapidly:




(a) theyLKJHGFhaveLKJHGFaLKJHGFhighLKJHGFmutationLKJHGFrate
(b) theyLKJHGFhaveLKJHGFaLKJHGFhighLKJHGFreplicationLKJHGFrate
(c) theyLKJHGFcanLKJHGFundergoLKJHGFviralLKJHGFreassortment
(d) noneLKJHGFofLKJHGFtheLKJHGFabove
(e) allLKJHGFofLKJHGFtheLKJHGFabove

9. WhichLKJHGFofLKJHGFtheLKJHGFfollowingLKJHGFstatementsLKJHGFisLKJHGFaccurateLKJHGFregardingLKJH
GFtheLKJHGFevolutionLKJHGFofLKJHGFdrugLKJHGFresistanceLKJHGFinLKJHGFaLKJHGFvirus:




(a) theLKJHGFdrugLKJHGFcausesLKJHGFmutationsLKJHGFinLKJHGFtheLKJHGFvirusLKJHGFthatLKJHGFmakeLKJHGFitLKJH
GFresistant

(b) evenLKJHGFbeforeLKJHGFtheLKJHGFdrugLKJHGFisLKJHGFadministered,LKJHGFsomeLK
JHGFvirionsLKJHGFmightLKJHGFbeLKJHGFresistant

(c) anLKJHGFindividualLKJHGFvirionLKJHGFthatLKJHGFisLKJHGFexposedLKJHGFtoLKJHGFtheLKJHGFdrugLK
JHGFwillLKJHGFadaptLKJHGFbyLKJHGFbecomingLKJHGFresistant;LKJHGFfutureLKJHGFapplicatio

nsLKJHGFofLKJHGFtheLKJHGFdrugLKJHGFwillLKJHGFbeLKJHGFineffectiveLKJHGFagainstLKJHGFthisLKJHGF
virion
(d) allLKJHGFofLKJHGFtheLKJHGFabove

10. TheLKJHGFmolecularLKJHGFclockLKJHGFusedLKJHGFtoLKJHGFdateLKJHGFtheLKJHGFemergenceLKJHGFof
LKJHGFtheLKJHGF2009LKJHGFH1N1LKJHGFstrainLKJHGFwouldLKJHGFbeLKJHGFinaccurateLKJHGFif: