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Revision: Commonly Missed Questions from the Genetic Variation and Evolution Test

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Revision: Commonly Missed Questions from the Genetic Variation and Evolution Test
2. Poll
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How does the independent assortment of chromosomes during meiosis contribute to genetic variation?
  • It creates new alleles through mutations
  • It results in the formation of different gametes
  • It causes genetic drift within a population
  • It creates new combinations of genes through crossing over
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Most of the cells of most organisms are One homologous chromosome is inherited from the mother, and one from the father during
Independent Assortment and Genetic Variation
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Independent assortment occurs during Meiosis (the formation of gamete cells)
Independent Assortment and Genetic Variation
6. Poll
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How does the independent assortment of chromosomes during meiosis contribute to genetic variation?
  • It creates new alleles through mutations
  • It results in the formation of different gametes
  • It causes genetic drift within a population
  • It creates new combinations of genes through crossing over
7. Poll
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Which of the following is true according to Darwin's theory of evolution?
  • All life on Earth is descended from a single common ancestral species
  • Evolution is always a slow process of gradual change in which one species turns into another species
  • Evolution is a goal-oriented process in which species progressively become more complex and better suited to their environments
8. Open question
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What factors might contribute to how quickly a population evolves?
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Jean-Baptiste Lamarck thought so, but modern evolutionary theory wouldn't agree Evolution describes genetic change over time, and sources of genetic change are all random: Selection is non-random, but not all evolution occurs through selection
Is evolution goal-oriented?
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11. Open question
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What's some possible evidence for common ancestry among organisms?
12. Poll
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Which of the following is true according to Darwin's theory of evolution?
  • All life on Earth is descended from a single common ancestral species
  • Evolution is always a slow process of gradual change in which one species turns into another species
  • Evolution is a goal-oriented process in which species progressively become more complex and better suited to their environments
13. Poll
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Which of the following is NOT a souce of genetic variation?
  • Natural Selection
  • Sexual Reproduction
  • Genetic Drift
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Includes migration of organisms into and out of a population
Genetic Drift
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Includes crossing over Independent assortment
Sexual reproduction
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Requires variation, but isn't a source of variation
Natural Selection
17. Poll
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Which of the following is NOT a souce of genetic variation?
  • Natural Selection
  • Sexual Reproduction
  • Genetic Drift

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