Evolution questions
780 published questions with worked solutions.
- What inference was made based on Urey-Miller’s experiment?
- Sydney Fox heated the amino acids which polymerized into protein-like droplets called
- Meteorites struck the barren earth and cosmozoa was released which helped in the development of creatures. This was explained by
- According to the “Biochemical origin of Life” theory,
- The accepted model of protobiogenesis suggests that the information in the first organism flowed from
- Molecular evolution was formulated by
- The nucleic acid along with inorganic and organic molecules formed the first form of life called
- The Theory of special creation was proposed by
- The theory of panspermia is also called
- An intermediate or transitional stage between two organisms is called
- The basic concept of Modern synthetic theory is based on
- Normally, organic evolution leads to the emergence of organisms that are
- Industrial melanism is an example of
- The credit of ‘Natural Selection Theory’ goes to
- The change in gene and gene frequencies is called
- Organs which are structurally similar but functionally dissimilar are called
- Which concept is supported by the palaeontological evidence?
- Which of the following statement/s about fossils is/are correct?
- A post-mating mechanism, in which the hybrids formed are sterile is called
- The book “Theory of Origin of Species by natural selection” was postulated by
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