REPRODUCTION CAN BE SEXUAL OR _____. 1.ASEXUAL 2.NEUTRAL
3.SYNTHETIC 4.NONE OF THE ABOVE
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ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION INCLUDES: 1.FISSION 2.FRAGMENTATION
3.REGENERATION 4.SPORULATION 5.ALL OF THE ABOVE
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THE CREATION OF MORE LIVING INDIVIDUALS BY A CELL IS:
1.REGULATION 2.REPRODUCTION 3.TRANSPORTATION 4.SYNTHESIS
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EVOLUTIONARY THEORIES ARE SUPPORTED BY EVIDENCE OF: 1.LIKE
PROTEIN STRUCTURES 2.ENVIRONMENTAL ADAPTATION 3.VESTIGIAL ORGANS
4.HOMOLOGOUS ORGANS 5.ALL OF THE ABOVE
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ADDITIONAL SUPPORT FOR EVOLUTIONARY THEORIES INCLUDE(S):
1.CONVERGENT EVOLUTION 2.DIVERGENT EVOLUTION 3.SPECIATION
4.ADAPTIVE RADIATION 5.ALL OF THE ABOVE
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THE EVIDENCE OF ORGANISMS THAT LIVED LONG AGO IS CALLED:
1.MUTATIONS 2.REMAINS 3.FOSSILS 4.NONE OF THE ABOVE
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THE LARGEST CLASSIFICATION CATEGORY IS: 1.PHYLUM 2.CLASS
3.ORDER 4.KINGDOM
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THE SMALLEST CLASSIFICATION CATEGORY IS: 1.SPECIES 2.GENUS
3.FAMILY 4.NONE OF THE ABOVE
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CLASSIFICATION KEYS USE ___ TO HELP IDENTIFY ORGANISMS:
1.OBSERVABLE QUALITIES 2.GENERAL CHARACTERISTICS 3.SPECIAL FEATURES
4.ALL OF THE ABOVE 5.NONE OF THE ABOVE
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THE MONERAN KINGDOM CONSISTS OF BACTERIA AND: 1.PHAGOCYTES
2.BLUE-GREEN BACTERIA 3.LEUKOCYTES 4.VIRUSES
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MEMBERS OF THE KINGDOM ANIMALIA REPRODUCE BY: 1.BINARY FISSION
2.REGENERATION 3.SEXUAL & ASEXUAL MEANS 4.SPORULATION
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THE STUDY OF ORGANISM DEVELOPMENT IS CALLED: 1.BLASTOLOGY
2.CYTOLOGY 3.ONCOLOGY 4.EMBRYOLOGY 5.HEMATOLOGY
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WHEN ONE PART OF AN EMBRYO INFLUENCES THE DEVELOPMENT OF
ANOTHER, IT IS CALLED EMBRYONIC: 1.DEDUCTION 2.REDUCTION
3.SUBDUCTION 4.REACTION 5.INDUCTION
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MEIOSIS PRODUCES GAMETES WHICH ARE: 1.DIPLOID
2.MONOPLOID/HAPLOID 3.POLYPLOID 4.MEGAPLOID 5.TRIPLOID
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A RESPONSE TO A STIMULUS THAT INVOLVES NO CONSCIOUS CONTROL IS
CALLED A(N): 1.REFLEX 2.RESTING POTENTIAL 3.STIMULANT 4.ACTION
POTENTIAL 5.TRANSMISSION
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HUMANS BELONG TO THE GROUP OF MAMMALS CALLED: 1.UNGULATES
2.PRIMATES 3.CETACEANS 4.LAGOMORPHS 5.INSECTIVORES
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WHICH BEST DESCRIBES SMALL, MONKEY-LIKE ANIMALS WITH LARGE,
FORWARD-FACING EYES? 1.ARTHROPODS 2.MOLLUSKS 3.PROSIMIANS
4.BRYOPHYTES 5.ANNELIDS
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ALL OF THE ANTHROPOIDS THAT BELONG TO THE HUMAN FAMILY ARE
KNOWN AS: 1.HOMINY 2.HOMOLOGOUS 3.ANALOGOUS 4.HOMINIDS
5.HOMOZYGOUS
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WHAT DOES THE TERM BIPEDALISM IMPLY ABOUT AN ORGANISM? 1.WALKS
ON FOUR LEGS 2.WALKS ON TWO FEET 3.HAS TWO ARMS 4.CRAWLS ON ITS
BELLY 5.HAS TWO EYES
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GENETICS IS THE STUDY OF: 1.DNA 2.HEREDITY 3.NEITHER 1 OR 2
4.BOTH 1 AND 2
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THE PURPOSE OF MITOSIS IS: 1.DESTROY PARENT CELL 2.THERE IS NO
PURPOSE 3.MAINTAINING LIFE 4.CHANGING LOOKS
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DNA (DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID) IS THE _____ BASIS OF LIFE.
1.CHEMICAL 2.ELECTRICAL 3.MECHANICAL 4.KINESTHETIC
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DNA CONTAINS THE 'BLUEPRINTS' (INSTRUCTIONS) FOR MAKING:
1.SILICON 2.DOESN'T MAKE ANYTHING 3.PROTEINS 4.WATER
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_____ WROTE "ON THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES" IN 1859. 1.JEAN LAMARCK
2.BERTRAND RUSSELL 3.J.D. SALINGER 4.CHARLES DARWIN
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DARWIN'S THEORY OF EVOLUTION WAS CALLED THE THEORY OF:
1.ACQUIRED TRAITS 2.GROWTH 3.NATURAL SELECTION 4.NONE OF THE
ABOVE
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DARWIN STATED THAT NO TWO ORGANISMS ARE: 1.FAINTLY SIMILAR
2.EXACTLY ALIKE 3.TOTALLY DIFFERENT 4.EVOLVED SIMILARLY
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THE SPECIFIC LOCATION OF A GENE ON A CHROMOSOME IS A(N): 1.ROD
2.PORT 3.GENE WINDOW 4.ALLELE
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THESE ARE ROD-SHAPED BODIES LOCATED IN THE NUCLEUS OF A CELL.
1.CHROMOSOMES 2.VACUOLES 3.CELL MEMBRANES 4.PROTEINS
A CHANGE IN GENE FREQUENCY IN A SPECIES, DUE TO RANDOM EVENTS
OR CHANCE, IS KNOWN AS: 1.NICHE 2.MUTATION 3.POLYPLOIDY
4.NONDISJUNCTION 5.GENETIC DRIFT
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PLANTAE REPRODUCTIVE METHODS INCLUDE: 1.ASEXUAL MEANS 2.SEEDS
& CONES 3.SEXUAL BY SPORES 4.FLOWERS 5.ALL OF THE ABOVE
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SPECIES THAT NO LONGER EXIST HAVE BECOME: 1.EXTINCT 2.EXTERNAL
3.UNREAL 4.FORGOTTEN 5.NONE OF THE ABOVE
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THE GENETIC MAKEUP OF AN INDIVIDUAL IS ITS: 1.LINOTYPE
2.GENOTYPE 3.TYPE 4.PHENOTYPE
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THE APPEARANCE, OR WHAT WE SEE WHEN WE LOOK AT AN ORGANISM, IS
THE: 1.GENOTYPE 2.ORGANISM TYPE 3.PHENOTYPE 4.LINOTYPE
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PAIRS OF IDENTICAL ALLELES ON HOMOLOGOUS CHROMOSOMES PRODUCE A
_____ TRAIT. 1.HETEROZYGOUS 2.HOMOZYGOUS 3.HOMOGENEOUS
4.HETEROGENEOUS
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A MIXED PAIR OF ALLELES ON HOMOLOGOUS CHROMOSOMES PRODUCE A
_____ TRAIT. 1.HOMOZYGOUS 2.HETEROZYGOUS 3.HOMEOTHERMIC
4.HOMONYM
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IF AN ORGANISM CARRIES GENES THAT ARE NOT ALIKE FOR CERTAIN
TRAITS, IT IS CALLED A: 1.MISTAKE 2.THOROUGHBRED 3.HYBRID
4.MUTANT
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A VARIATION OR A BRAND NEW TRAIT THAT APPEARS AND CAN BE
INHERITED IS CALLED A: 1.CATASTROPHE 2.CHANGED TRAIT 3.MISTAKE
4.MUTATION
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A TRAIT THAT CAUSES THE DEATH OF THE ORGANISM IS SAID TO BE:
1.LETHAL 2.DESTRUCTIVE 3.DEADLY 4.NONE OF THE ABOVE
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CHROMOSOMAL MUTATIONS THAT OCCUR IN REPRODUCTIVE CELLS CAN
_____ OFFSPRING. 1.BE PASSED ON TO 2.BE HARMFUL TO 3.BE LETHAL TO
4.ALL OF THE ABOVE 5.NONE OF THE ABOVE
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ORGANISMS THAT CHANGE TO ADAPT TO NEW CONDITIONS & BECOME A
WHOLE NEW ORGANISM UNDERGO: 1.SPECIALIZATION 2.CAPITULATION
3.SPECIATION 4.RECOMPOSITION
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WHO PROPOSED THE THEORY INVOLVING THE INHERITANCE OF ACQUIRED
CHARACTERISTICS? 1.DARWIN 2.LAMARCK 3.REDI 4.PASTEUR 5.MALTHUS
