A) The observation supports the hypothesis.
B) The observation refutes the hypothesis.
C) The observation has no bearing on the hypothesis.
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A) The observation supports the hypothesis.
B) The observation refutes the hypothesis.
C) The observation has no bearing on the hypothesis.
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A) The statement supports the theory of evolution.
B) The statement refutes the theory of evolution.
C) The statement neither supports nor refutes biological evolution.
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A) The average body size of the deer population increases as you go toward the poles.
B) The average body size of the deer population has no relationship to geographical location.
C) The average body size of the deer population increases as you go east.
D) The average body size of the deer population increases as you go toward the equator.
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A) The number of fossils decreases, but the number of species increases.
B) Species change gradually.
C) Fossil species remain constant.
D) There are gaps in the core where no fossils are found.
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A) vertebrates.
B) reptiles.
C) mammals.
D) primates.
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A) Pacific Ocean near the equator
B) off the southern end of South America
C) southeast Asia
D) Indian Ocean
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A) The statement supports the theory of evolution.
B) The statement refutes the theory of evolution.
C) The statement neither supports nor refutes biological evolution.
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A) This is partially true. Darwin believed in Mendel's law of independent assortment, but not in his law of segregation.
B) This is true. Darwin and Mendel collaborated on many projects, though each is known for different biological theories.
C) This is unknown. Darwin may have read of Mendel's theory and not mentioned it in his writing.
D) This is true. Darwin knew how genetic information was passed from one generation to the next, and this was the foundation of his theory.
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A) the fact that populations do not promote competition, but rather sharing.
B) the lack of a mechanism to explain how traits were passed to offspring intact when most believed inheritance worked through blending.
C) the fact that at certain points in embryonic development, diverse species all have structures known as pharyngeal gill slits.
D) lack of variation in natural populations.
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A) a characteristic that cannot affect future natural selection
B) a characteristic that can affect future natural selection
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A) Giraffes got their long necks by stretching.
B) Snakes should have a pelvic girdle.
C) Daily stretching will make you, but not your offspring, flexible.
D) Removing the tail from several generations of cats will have no effect on their offspring.
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A) drab birds are more likely to attract mates.
B) they have less protective coloration.
C) they are stronger than drab birds.
D) they are more likely to attract a mate.
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A) The observation supports the hypothesis.
B) The observation refutes the hypothesis.
C) The observation has no bearing on the hypothesis.
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A) The observation supports the hypothesis.
B) The observation refutes the hypothesis.
C) The observation has no bearing on the hypothesis.
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A) Cuvier
B) Lyell
C) Lamarck
D) Wallace
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A) The statement supports the theory of evolution.
B) The statement refutes the theory of evolution.
C) The statement neither supports nor refutes biological evolution.
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A) fossils
B) bones
C) catastrophism
D) data obtained from library research
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