This quiz tests understanding of evolutionary concepts including common ancestors, homologous structures, and the analysis of cladograms and embryonic development stages.
Hippopotamus
Bison
Camel
Pig
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Ray finned fish
Amphibians
Crocodiles
Birds
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Dark
Light
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Fossil D is older than fossil C
Fossil A and C are the same age
Fossils A is older than fossil B
Fossil B is older than fossil C
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Homologous Structures
Fossils
DNA
Vestigial Structures
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They reproduce creating fertile offspring
They cannot reproduce
They reproduce creating infertile offspring
They are not the same species
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Very similar DNA sequence
No proteins in common
Exactly the same DNA sequences
Completely different DNA sequence
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True
False
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Vestigial structures
DNA
Homologous structures
Fossils
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DNA
Fossils
Vestigial structures
Homologous structures
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A common ancestor.
Development.
An embryonic stage.
Evolution.
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Look very similar.
Show different stages of development.
Have very different features.
Have only a tail if they are non-human
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Gill slits and tails
Hands and feet
Backbone and hands
Tongue and mouth
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Adaptation
Variation
Recessive trait
Dominant trait
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Homologous structures
Vestigial structures
Analogous structures
Fossil structures
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The more two organisms have in common, the more recent is their common ancestor during their evolution.
Evolution only happens when there are common ancestors.
Evolution can never take place with common ancestors.
Common ancestors make evolution happen more quickly.
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The history of life in the geologic past
Developmental patterns of living organisms
Why species became extinct in the past
The genetic similarities between living and extinct organisms
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Molecular Homology (DNA)
Developmental Homology
Anatomical Homology
All of the above
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