True or False: Dollo's law asserts that an organism can return to its previous state if environmental conditions are the same. |
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False. Dollo's law asserts that organisms never return to their previous state, as they retain traces of intermediate evolutionary stages. |
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The adaptations of species over time through genetic changes are reversible. True or False? |
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During the Pleistocene epoch, humans experienced a reduction in lower jaw size and an increase in brain size, which are examples of ___ adaptations to environmental changes. |
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True or False: Cope's Rule applies universally to all species, including flying bats and insectivorous mammals. |
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False. Cope's Rule does not apply universally; flying bats and insectivorous mammals do not increase in size due to physical limitations. |
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Larger body sizes helped in conserving heat in extremely cold environments, allowing them to survive harsh climates. |
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Gause's Rule states that two species competing for the same limited resource cannot coexist at constant population values. True or False? |
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Competition occurs between populations within an ecosystem for resources such as food, space, light, and ___. |
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What happens to one species when two species compete at the same trophic level and occupy strongly overlapping niches? |
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The principle of competitive exclusion states that ___ cannot coexist in the same ecological niche. |
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Explain how the competitive exclusion principle applies to human societies, particularly in the context of subsistence strategies. |
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Competitive exclusion affects societies.
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The Hardy-Weinberg Principle states that in a panmictic population, allele frequencies will remain constant across generations in the absence of ___, ___, and ___ factors. |
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True or False: The Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium suggests that mating partners are chosen based on specific genetic traits. |
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False; mating partners in a Hardy-Weinberg Equilibrium are chosen randomly, without regard to genetic traits. |
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True or False: Cope's Rule applies universally to all species, indicating that all organisms tend to increase in size during evolution. |
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False. Cope's Rule does not apply universally; some species experience a decrease in size. |
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