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Bio Evolution

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Bio Evolution Quiz

Test your knowledge on the fascinating world of biological evolution with this interactive quiz! Covering key concepts such as adaptations, differential reproductive success, and the mechanisms of natural selection, this quiz is designed to enhance your understanding of evolutionary biology.

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Evolutionary mechanisms
Species relationships
Genetic variation
Important historical figures in evolution

14 Questions4 MinutesCreated by ExploringLife247

Which of the following is the best description of an Adaptation?

Survival of the fittest

An inherited characteristic which increases an individuals chances of survival or reproduction

Any inherited characteristic

An individual producing more offspring than another individual of the same population

Which of the following is the best description of ‘Differential Reproductive Success?

Survival of the fittest

An individual producing more offspring than another individual of the same population

An inherited characteristic which increases an individuals chances of survival or reproduction

Any inherited characteristic

Which of the following species are most closely related?

Foxes – coyotes - bears

Foxes-whales-raccoons

Foxes-wolves – coyotes

Foxes – wolves-rabbits

The appearance of numerous new species over a short timescale is an example of:-

Adaptive Radiation

Emigration

Extinction

Convergent Evolution

What is the correct sequences of hierarchical levels in the classification of organisms?

Kingdom, Phylum, Class Family, Order, Genus, Species

Kingdom, Phylum, Order, Family, Class Genus, Species

Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species

Kingdom, Phylum, Order, Family, Genus, Class, Species

What was the title of Charles Darwin's 1859 book where he published his thoughts on evolution?

Evolution: One Mans Procrastination

The Origin of Species by Evolution

The Evolution of Species by Means of Natural Selection

The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection

Which evolutionary mechanism proposed by Darwin was responsible for the origin of new species?

Fossilization

Natural Selection

Mutation

Extinction

Approximately how long has there been life on Earth?

400,000 years

4 million weddings and a funeral

4 million years

4 billion years

Which process, carried out by single cell organisms using light energy to make carbohydrates, changed the composition of Earth’s atmosphere?

Natural Selection

Extinction

Photosynthesis

Cellular Respiration

Why do you think that most sea turtle eggs tend to hatch at the same time?

Some eggs will mutate into ninjas taking out the predators with ninja moves

The first to hatch have the best chance of survival

If all of the eggs hatch at the same time predators cannot eat all the young

The last to hatch have the best chance of survival

In the Bean Bunnies simulation what was the original frequency of both the F and f alleles before generation 1?

50 and 50

F was dominant and f was recessive

F and f

0.5 and 0.5

In the Breeding Bunnies simulation what genotype was “selected against” ?

Furry

Furless

In the Bean Bunnies simulation what phenotype was “selected for” ?

Furless

Furry

What was the observed change in the frequencies of F and f alleles from generation 1 to generation 10?

The frequency of both alleles decreased.

The frequency of F increased, the frequency of f decreased.

The frequency of both alleles increased.

The frequency of F decreased, the frequency of f increased.

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