I have this last night to review for this final due to get an extension. Please, can anyone check my answers and simply tell me if they are wrong or right.

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anonymous · Answer

@RainingOranges I'll take a look, but I cannot promise I will get through them all.

anonymous · Answer

that is fine because there is a lot give me one second to upload it to here

anonymous · Answer

I apologize my computer is running slowly. there is a lot so as many as you could tell if they are correct or not would be amazing. I just want to make sure i'm studying the right answers.

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@mrdoldum

anonymous · Answer

@RainingOranges That is quite a few questions. I def. don't have time to go through them. up to 17, everything looks pretty good except 6 and 9.

9 first. I would say that the best is that speciation my occur in the future.

6 There are no correct answers. Fitness of the individuals with the mutations is the #1 factor. If the organism doesn't reproduce, the mutation will not be passed on. I think that they may want this as the answer,

favorable mutations that give rise to natural selection

However, this is 100% crap.  Mutations do not give rise to natural selection. They are completely separate with regards to causal agents.

anonymous · Answer

@RainingOranges I've got to go. If I have more time I'll look through them and post here.

anonymous · Answer

thank you sooo much!

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_____ is a behavior in mating in which one male breeds with a female for a certain period of time and then finds a different mate the following mating season.