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Match the following terms with their definitions:
Match the following terms with their definitions:
Vestigial organ = An organ that has lost its original function in the course of evolution Structural homology = Similarities in organism structure among different species Developmental homology = Similarities in embryonic development among different species Biological fitness = The ability to reproduce and generate offspring
Match the following scenarios with their outcomes:
Match the following scenarios with their outcomes:
Ground squirrel with greater evolutionary fitness = Has more offspring that survive and reproduce themselves Bacteria without antibiotic resistance genes in antibiotic-free environment = Outcompete bacteria that have maintained these genes Insects with genetic variations for DDT resistance = Evolve resistance to DDT over time DDT as a 'silver bullet' against insect pests = Now largely ineffective due to insect resistance evolution
Match the following terms with their examples:
Match the following terms with their examples:
Fossils = Preserved remains or traces of once-living things Homologous structures = Similar gill pouches in embryos of chick, human, and cat Internal organs in frogs, birds, snakes, and rodents = Example of structural homology Staphylococcus aureus with antibiotic resistance genes = Outcompeted in environments lacking antibiotics
Match the concept with the scientist who proposed it:
Match the concept with the scientist who proposed it:
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Match the description with the correct term used in evolutionary thought:
Match the description with the correct term used in evolutionary thought:
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Match the type of evidence with its role in demonstrating species change over time:
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Match the term with its definition in evolutionary context:
Match the term with its definition in evolutionary context:
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Match the concept with its role in understanding evolutionary history:
Match the concept with its role in understanding evolutionary history:
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Match the evolutionary thinker with their concept:
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Match the type of evidence with its role in demonstrating species change over time:
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
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Match the description with the correct term used in evolutionary thought:
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Match the scenario with its outcome:
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Match the following examples of homology with the correct type:
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Match the following terms with their definitions:
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Match the following scenarios with their outcomes:
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Match the following terms with their roles in evolutionary understanding:
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Match the following concepts with their roles in understanding evolutionary mechanisms:
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Study Notes
Evolutionary Biology Concepts
- Match terms with their definitions to understand key concepts in evolutionary biology
- Match scenarios with their outcomes to understand the consequences of evolutionary processes
- Match terms with their examples to illustrate evolutionary concepts
- Associate scientists with their concepts to understand the contributions of key figures in evolutionary thought
Understanding Evolutionary History
- Match descriptions with correct terms to understand evolutionary thought and its applications
- Match types of evidence with their roles in demonstrating species change over time to understand the mechanisms of evolution
- Match concepts with their roles in understanding evolutionary history to grasp the significance of evolutionary processes
Homology and Evolutionary Evidence
- Match examples of homology with the correct type to understand the significance of homologous structures in evolutionary biology
- Match terms with their definitions in evolutionary context to understand the language of evolutionary biology
Evolutionary Thinkers and Concepts
- Match evolutionary thinkers with their concepts to understand the contributions of key figures in evolutionary thought
- Match concepts with their roles in understanding evolutionary mechanisms to grasp the significance of evolutionary processes in shaping the diversity of life on Earth
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Test your knowledge on the researchers who formulated our current theory of evolution, as well as contrasting views such as Plato's idea of perfect essences and Aristotle's Great Chain of Being.