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Copy of Tuesday (03/03) - Evolution Skill Drill (5/2/2026)

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1.

A fossil record shows long periods of little change in a species followed by abrupt changes.

Due to the experience of a stable environment interrupted by episodes of abrupt change describes the theory of biodiversity because of the disruptions.

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The type of evolution shown above is environmental changes followed by a period of stasis resulting in the

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The image below compares structures found in mouse embryos and human embryos in early stages of development.

Based on the embryological evidence, select TWO true statements:

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In early stages of development, humans have a tail. As development continues, this structure does not develop fully into a tail and only a small tail bone is present by birth.

The tail bone is an example of a .

The presence of this structure indicates

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Question on the board.

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Question on the board.

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Question on the board.

is most closely related to Organism B.

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Question on the board.

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Question on the board.

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Question on the board.

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Gradualism vs punctuated given images

  • Punctuated Equilibrium

  • Gradualism

  • stable / slow changes

  • interruptions in stability

  • higher biodiversity

  • lower biodiversity

  • Image A

  • Image B