A) genetic drift.
B) population bottleneck.
C) natural selection.
D) founder effect.
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A) microevolution.
B) macroevolution.
C) gene pools.
D) allelic variants.
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A) change in the frequency of alleles in a population.
B) change in the frequency of alleles in an individual.
C) new species arising from an existing species.
D) change in an individual's phenotype caused by mutations.
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A) directional selection.
B) disruptive selection.
C) founder effect.
D) bottleneck effect.
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A) One of the alleles in an organism is expressed at different levels, while the other is turned off.
B) Sometimes one of the alleles works, and other times the other allele works.
C) There can be more than two variations of a gene in a population.
D) In a population there are only two variations of a gene, but they are blended differently during sexual reproduction.
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A) disruptive selection.
B) bottleneck effect.
C) genetic drift.
D) gene flow.
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A) Adaptation
B) Sexual selection
C) Speciation
D) Gene flow
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A) The advantage a trait conveys depends on its environmental context.
B) A population will always evolve to fit current conditions.
C) All traits are simultaneously maximized in a population.
D) All traits currently in a population must have provided a reproductive advantage at some point in time.
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A) due to several sets of alleles working together.
B) due to both alleles of one gene working together.
C) acquired characteristics.
D) dominant.
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A) disruptive selection.
B) stabilizing selection.
C) directional selection.
D) sexual selection.
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A) disruptive selection.
B) stabilizing selection.
C) directional selection.
D) sexual selection.
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A) a phenotype is more successful because it is rare.
B) natural selection is disrupted by genetic drift.
C) the extremes in a distribution of phenotypes are more fit than the average.
D) only the largest individuals survive.
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A) a group of organisms that can successfully interbreed in nature but do not interbreed with other such groups.
B) all the members of a species that live in a defined geographic region at the same time.
C) all the different species that live in a defined geographic area at the same time.
D) a group of different species that share common features.
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A) Evolution involves maintaining a constant frequency of alleles in the gene pool.
B) Populations evolve.
C) Individuals evolve.
D) Evolution can proceed to a limited extent without the occurrence of mutation.
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A) directional selection.
B) disruptive selection.
C) founder effect.
D) stabilizing selection.
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A) natural selection is just a theory, whereas evolution has been proven.
B) a population may evolve in ways other than through natural selection.
C) Darwin coined the term "natural selection," but not "evolution."
D) natural selection does not always lead to evolution.
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A) microevolution.
B) adaptation.
C) fitness.
D) sexual selection.
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A) genetic drift.
B) adaptation to the environment.
C) sexual selection.
D) gene flow.
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