Theory of Evolution Quiz

Few offspring are produced; traits do not vary among individuals; different traits confer the same rates of survival and reproduction; traits cannot be passed from generation to generation

More offspring are often produced than can possibly survive; traits do not vary among individuals; different traits confer the same rates of survival and reproduction; traits can be passed from generation to generation

All offspring survive; traits do not vary among individuals; all traits confer the same rates of survival and reproduction; traits cannot be passed from generation to generation

More offspring are often produced than can possibly survive; traits vary among individuals; different traits confer different rates of survival and reproduction; traits can be passed from generation to generation (correct)

Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace (correct)

Louis Pasteur and Robert Koch

Antonie van Leeuwenhoek and Robert Hooke

Gregor Mendel and Thomas Hunt Morgan

Change in non-heritable characteristics of biological populations over successive generations

Change in the heritable characteristics of biological populations over successive generations (correct)

Change in the behavior of biological populations over successive generations

Change in the environment over successive generations

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