BIOLOGY EVOLUTION PRACTICE TEST/ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS SOLVED 100% CORRECT/NEWEST UPDATE

BIOLOGY EVOLUTION PRACTICE TEST/ACTUAL
EXAM QUESTIONS & ANSWERS SOLVED 100%
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According to Darwin, the B. natural selection
driving force behind
evolution is
A. gene mutation
B. natural selection
C. inheritance of
acquired traits
D. larger animals eating
smaller animals

, A gene mutation in a A. the mutated gene will become more common in
certain flower allows the the next generation of these flowers
flower to produce more
seeds. The seeds each
have the same chance of
producing a new plant as
do seeds from flowers
that do not possess this
mutation. It can be
expected that
A. the mutated gene will
become more common
in the next generation of
these flowers
B. the mutation will kill
the flowers that don't
have the mutation
C. the other plants in the
area will develop the
same mutation
D. the seeds with the
mutation will taste better
to animals

A population of people B. new mutations
are isolated on an island,
with no new immigrants
over many generations.
For this group, any new
genetic variations are
most likely to come from
A. natural selection
B. new mutations
C. speciation
D. recessive alleles