Evolution questions
780 published questions with worked solutions.
- What do homologous organs indicates?
- Evolutionary convergence is the development of
- Fossils are useful in
- Which of the following is an example of fossils?
- All organism shares the same types of proteins and biochemical pathways. This supports the fact that
- Homology refer to I. Divergent evolution II. Common descent III. Convergent evolution Choose the correct option
- In the animals, the same structures developed along the different directions due to the adaptations to different needs. This is...
- Fossils are the remains of
- Anthropogenic actions that leads to evolution is the use of
- Analogous organs appears as the result of
- Development of similar adaptive functional structural features in an unrelated group of organism is called
- Development of different functional structures from a common ancestral form is called
- The concept of adaptive radiation was developed by
- Example of convergent evolution is
- The process by which different type of finches were evolved in Galapagos islands is
- Arrange the following events in a sequential order to describe the phenomenon of speciation I. Over production rapid...
- First theory of evolution was given by
- ‘XX’ is a type of selection process in evolution ‘XX’ promotes the population changes in one particular direction ‘XX’ favours...
- The structural similarities between the flippers of whales and the arms of human are used to show that
- Evolution for Darwin was gradual, while de Vries believed that mutations, caused speciation. The belief of de Vries supports the...
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