Each question is worth 2 points for a total of 30 points. You will have 20 minutes once you begin the quiz. You will not be able to close the quiz and re-open, pause, or retake the quiz, so be ready before you start. You may use any resources at your disposal, but must work alone.
Allopatric
Temporal
Behavioral
Geographic
North America
South America
Asia
Australia
Birds
Allosaurs
Synapsids
Theropods
Cats have adapted greater jaw pressure than canines for hunting and killing
Cats have poor night vision because of photoreceptors spread out on the back of their large retinas
Lions and tigers are examples of cats that chase over long distances rather than ambush
All of the above are true
Blue whale
Elephant
Brachiosaurus
Megalodon
North America and Asia
Europe and Africa
South America and North America
Australia and Asia
Temporal speciation
Geographic speciation
Behavioral speciation
None of the above
Doggerland Bridge
Isthmus of Panama
Bering Strait Land Bridge
Banff Land Bridge
Allopatric speciation
Geographic speciation
Temporal speciation
Behavioral speciation
True
False
A lack of predators means the herd and its members are strong!
They are likely to get smaller and weaker over time as the most "fit" animals are eliminated through hunting pressures
Humans are over-hunting them into extinction
Wildlife managers are limiting hunting of trophy animals to preserve herd health
Flight evolved with feathers
Flight evolved after feathers
Baleen whales
Toothed whales
Pinnipeds
Heliodonta
Clawed feet
Teeth
Bony tail
Feathers
Peacock
Bald Eagle
Peregrine falcon
Emperor penguin