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What is the most logical reason that two organisms would have identical cytochrome-C protein

sequences yet are different species?

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2.

Biogeography is a study of the location of organisms around the world. Which of the following best explains how biogeography can provide evidence for evolution?

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3.

Humans and chimpanzees have almost identical DNA and many similarities in anatomy. Which statement about evolutionary relationship between modern humans and chimpanzees is supported by these facts?

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4.

Which of the following observations best supports the conclusion that two animal species evolved from a common ancestor in recent geological history?

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5.

The bone structures in a bat wing and a whale flipper are shown. They have one bone, 2 bone, many (little) bone pattern which makes them homologous structures. Which of the following statements best explains the similarity between the bone structures in the bat wing and the whale flipper?

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Katydids are insects that live on plants. Their bodies are adapted to look like leaves. This is an example of co-evolution. Which of the following best explains why katydids adapted this trait?

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7.

How do fossils provide evidence that evolution has happened on Earth?

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8.

Which of the following is a true statement?

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9.

Organism #1: T A C C C G T A A T G T G T A C G A G C T T T A

Organism #2: T A C C C C T A A T G T G T A C G A G C C T T A

Organism #3: T A C G C G A A T G T T G T A C G A A A G T T A

Using the above data and your answers from the previous questions, select the answer

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10.

Anatomy that is similar in structure but differ in function (bat wings, alligator forelimbs, human arms, penguin wings)

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11.

Body parts that share a common function, but not structure like bird wings & butterfly wings

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12.

Structures that are reduced in size and are no longer useful.

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13.

Two organisms that are closely related would have...

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14.

Scientists compare organisms' DNA to support the theory that all species share a common ____

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Similar structures with different purposes found in different species are known as...