Ch. 22, Evolution Basics Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Ch. 22, Evolution Basics QuizOnline version Quiz on fossils and evolution by Tania Hurlbutt 1 A sequence of fossils showing the evolution of horses from small, many-toed animals to large, one-toed animals is an example of, a homology b biogeography c transitional fossils 2 In what kind of rocks do fossils most often form? a Sedimentary b Metamorphic c Igneous 3 In biology the word homologous most nearly means a dissimilar b similar c advanced 4 Body parts that share a common ancestor but serve different functions are called a homologous structures b divergent structures c vestigial structures 5 Which body parts are most likely to become fossils? a All parts equally b Soft body parts c Hard parts like shells and bones 6 What molecule has been recovered from insects in amber and frozen mammoths? a DNA b Proteins c Carbohydrates 7 Humans breeding cows for increased milk production is called, a artificial selection b natural selection c speciation 8 Traces of unused ancestral structures found in organisms are called, a convergent structures b divergent structures c vestigial structures 9 Different rodent species on opposite sides of the Grand Canyon is evidence of, a genetic variation b erosion c biogeography 10 Resistance to the bubonic plague being passed to offspring is an example of, a artificial selection b natural selection c homology

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Ch. 22, Evolution Basics QuizOnline version

Quiz on fossils and evolution

by Tania Hurlbutt

A sequence of fossils showing the evolution of horses from small, many-toed animals to large, one-toed animals is an example of,

homology

biogeography

transitional fossils

In what kind of rocks do fossils most often form?

Sedimentary

Metamorphic

Igneous

In biology the word homologous most nearly means

dissimilar

similar

advanced

Body parts that share a common ancestor but serve different functions are called

homologous structures

divergent structures

vestigial structures

Which body parts are most likely to become fossils?

All parts equally

Soft body parts

Hard parts like shells and bones

What molecule has been recovered from insects in amber and frozen mammoths?

DNA

Proteins

Carbohydrates

Humans breeding cows for increased milk production is called,

artificial selection

natural selection

speciation

Traces of unused ancestral structures found in organisms are called,

convergent structures

divergent structures

vestigial structures

Different rodent species on opposite sides of the Grand Canyon is evidence of,

genetic variation

erosion

biogeography

Resistance to the bubonic plague being passed to offspring is an example of,

artificial selection

natural selection

homology

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Ch. 22, Evolution Basics QuizOnline version

by Tania Hurlbutt

A sequence of fossils showing the evolution of horses from small, many-toed animals to large, one-toed animals is an example of,

In what kind of rocks do fossils most often form?

In biology the word homologous most nearly means

Body parts that share a common ancestor but serve different functions are called

Which body parts are most likely to become fossils?

What molecule has been recovered from insects in amber and frozen mammoths?

Humans breeding cows for increased milk production is called,

Traces of unused ancestral structures found in organisms are called,

Different rodent species on opposite sides of the Grand Canyon is evidence of,

Resistance to the bubonic plague being passed to offspring is an example of,

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