Choose the letter of the best answer. (15 credits) 1. The beak types of different Galápagos finch species are FIG. 10.1 examples of a. vestigial structures. a. analogous structures. b. molecular fingerprinting. b. vestigial structures. c. acquired characteristics. c. fossils. d. natural selection. d. adaptations. 6. The non-functional 2. All the bald eagles in an pelvic bones of a boa area is an example of a(n) constrictor are examples of a. population. a. homologous structures. b. fossil. b. vestigial structures. c. species. c. fossil structures. d. individual. d. analogous structures. 3. Charles developed a the Galápagos Islands, Charles theory that states that Darwin saw different geologic processes that species of finch on different shaped Earth in the past islands. This led him to have stayed the same theorize that species throughout time. This is the a. create own theory of environment. a. uniformitarianism. b. can adapt to their b. evolution. environment. c. catastrophism. c. choose best d. adaptation. environment. d. are found in many 4. The false idea that a environments. who trains to become a champion will 8. Charles Darwin discovered have descendants who can fossils of huge animals that jump exceptionally high is resembled modern animals. known as the This led him to conclude a. theory of that the age of Earth was uniformitarianism. a. less than 6000 years. b. principle of gradualism. b. just 1000 c. process of artificial c. much more than 6000 selection. years. d. inheritance of acquired d. exactly 6000 years. characteristics. 5. The variations in the 9. Which of the following lists features of the tortoise the four main principles of populations on Albemarle the theory of natural and Abingdon islands, selection? shown in Figure 10.1, are a. adaptation, inheritance of examples of acquired characteristics,
Choose the letter of the best answer. (15 credits) 1. The beak types of different Galápagos finch species are examples of a. analogous structures. b. vestigial structures. c. fossils. d. adaptations. 2. All the bald eagles in an area is an example of a(n) a. population. b. fossil. c. species. d. individual. 3. Charles developed a theory that states that geologic processes that shaped Earth in the past have stayed the same throughout time. This is the theory of a. uniformitarianism. b. evolution. c. catastrophism. d. adaptation. 4. The false idea that a who trains to become a champion will have descendants who can jump exceptionally high is known as the a. theory of uniformitarianism. b. principle of gradualism. c. process of artificial selection. d. inheritance of acquired characteristics. 5. The variations in the features of the tortoise populations on Albemarle and Abingdon islands, shown in Figure 10.1, are examples of FIG. 10.1 a. vestigial structures. b. molecular fingerprinting. c. acquired characteristics. d. natural selection. 6. The non-functional pelvic bones of a boa constrictor are examples of a. homologous structures. b. vestigial structures. c. fossil structures. d. analogous structures. the Galápagos Islands, Charles Darwin saw different species of finch on different islands. This led him to theorize that species a. create own environment. b. can adapt to their environment. c. choose best environment. d. are found in many environments. 8. Charles Darwin discovered fossils of huge animals that resembled modern animals. This led him to conclude that the age of Earth was a. less than 6000 years. b. just 1000 c. much more than 6000 years. d. exactly 6000 years. 9. Which of the following lists the four main principles of the theory of natural selection? a. adaptation, inheritance of acquired characteristics,
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