What do you realize about the evolution of altruism? Do you think you can pass this quiz? Altruistic behavior reduces the possibility that an individual will reproduce. The notion of group selection might explain the evolution of altruism, as Charles Darwin first presented it. The concept of group selection has been controversial throughout the history of evolutionary biology. Take this quiz and learn more about the evolution of altruism.
Mutations cause new traits to emerge.
Mutations change the DNA sequence of a cell´s genome.
Most mutations have positive effects for the organism
Mutations can cause errors in protein sequence.
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Mutation
Natural selection
Genetic drift
All of the above
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... beneficial mutation
... natural selection
... genetic drift
... none of the above
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Mutation
Natural selection
Genetic drift
All of the above
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... randomly
... only with relatives
... selectively with bats whom they have received from
... rarely
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Gene variants may disappear completely
Effect is larger in small population than in large populations
Random non-selective change in gene frequency over time
All of the above
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Alarm call of birds
Alarm signal of the Beldin ground squirrel
Blood sharing in vampire bats
Cleaning symbioses
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... mutation
... natural selection
... genetic drift
... all of the above
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... contradicts the theory of evolution
... can be explained by kin selection
... can be explained by reciprocal altruism
... B and C are correct
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... kin selection
... reciprocal altruism
... both A and B
... neither A nor B
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... selfish behaviour
... kin selection
... reciprocal altruism
... rational choice
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... individuals in the bacteria population become resistant to antibiotics
... antibiotics might not effect a part of the bacteria population
... antibiotics cause mutations in the DNA structure of the bacteria
... antibiotics killed all the bacteria and new alien bacteria population arrived
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