- 1. Evolution that happens between species as a response to changes in each other is called...?
A) convergent evolution
B) coevolution
C) extinction
D) adaptive radiation
E) punctuated equilibrium
- 2. Lodgepole pine trees cones evolving to be less likely to be eaten by red squirrels in some areas and cross billed birds in other areas is an example of what type of evolution?
A) punctuated equilibrium
B) adaptive radiation
C) extinction
D) coevolution
E) convergent evolution
- 3. Long periods of species stability that is interrupted by periods of rapid change is what type of evolution?
A) coevolution
B) adaptive radiation
C) punctuated equilibrium
D) extinction
E) converget evolution
- 4. What type of evolution is it when organisms evolve similar body structures, not because they are closely related, but because they live in similar environments where those structures work well?
A) adaptive radiation
B) coevolution
C) punctuated equilibrium
D) extinction
E) convergent evolution
- 5. What type of evolution is illustrated by many species developing from one common ancestral species?
A) convergent evolution
B) coevolution
C) punctuated equilibrium
D) adaptive radiation
E) extinction
- 6. What type of mimicry involves a species mimicking a poisonous species for protection from predators?
A) convergent
B) Darwinian
C) Mullerian
D) mutualistic
E) Batesian
- 7. Bees and wasps that resemeble each other with bands of black and yellow show what kind of mimicry?
A) convergent
B) Mullerian
C) mutualistic
D) adaptive
E) Batesian
- 8. What term is used for species that develop similar body structures due to living in similar environments but they do not live in the same part of the world?
A) allopatry
B) Batesian
C) sympatry
D) Mullerian
E) mutualism
- 9. In what part of a population is punctuated equilibrium more likely to happen?
A) Where the population has gametic isolation
B) Where the population has mechanical isolation
C) On the edges of the population, possibly where a group migrated away from the main population
D) In the main body of the population where there are more organisms for natural selelection to work on and change quickly.
E) Where the population is facing extinction.
- 10. What is the basis for reclassifying the New World American vulture as more closely related to the stork than to the Old World African vulture?
A) morphology
B) The behavior of urinating on the legs to cool the body.
C) reproductive methods
D) DNA analysis
E) body structures
- 11. South America Emerald Tree Boas and Green Tree Boas from Australia are an example of what type of evolution?
A) mimicry
B) convergent
C) coevolution
D) punctuated equilibrium
E) adaptive radiation
- 12. What was the selection pressure that caused adaptive radiation in the Galapagos finches?
A) type of food available
B) Type of mates available
C) Type of evolution acting on the finches.
D) Type of material available for building nests.
- 13. Enlarged, rectangular fringed scales on the toes of "Jesus" lizards in the New World and on the Hydrosaurus lizards of the Old World is an example of what type of evolution?
A) punctuated eqilibrium
B) convergent evolution
C) adaptive radiation
D) coevolution
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