Could anyone help me with evolution? Look Below.
dont believe in it. sorry
neither do i. I just have it for My school work. And next time please dont answer. Not to be mean or anything. Just it wasnt needed.
What does the fossil record reveal about new species of organisms? They became larger over time. They changed into warm-blooded organisms. They evolved over time from older species. They developed without any relation to other organisms.
it was C.
i guess ill post all my questions here.....See who answers......
Scientists know that organisms that are more closely related will have DNA sequences more similar to each other than organisms that are distantly related. Which two organisms below would most likely have the fewest similar nucleotide sequences in a given gene? alligator and earthworm scorpion and tarantula orangutan and howler monkey lion and horse
1. They evolved over time from older species. 2. alligator and earthworm
it was A. Alligator and Earthworm
In the living world, there is a great deal of genetic variation. The genetic information of dogs differs from the genetic information of cats. The genetic information of plants differs from the genetic information of bacteria. Your genetic information differs from your father's genetic information, and so on. Which of the following is least likely to be a source of genetic variation among living organisms? meiosis asexual reproduction sexual reproduction mutations
it was B. asexual organisms.
asexual reproduction
Oh, wait, do you already have the answers ?
no
this is SI, and if i have to do a question in a certain amount of time. And so, i have to guess.
if i dont have the answers soon.
Oh okay.
Examine the evolutionary diagram below. What does the diagram imply about the peafowl and the chicken? They are unrelated. They share a recent common ancestor. They descended from early mammals. They did not evolve from older forms of life.
They share a recent common ancestor.
correct. Thanks.
Directions: Select each correct answer. By comparing fossils in higher sedimentary layers with fossils in lower sedimentary layers, scientists can learn which of the following? which types of organisms were more common during various time periods how species have evolved over time the relative age of different species
it seems more like your quizing US
i thought you dont believe in evolution. Thats why you wont help me
it was A,B, and C. for the question above
Some species that appear to be very different from other species can actually have similar anatomy. For example, scientists believe that whales evolved from land mammals. One reason for this is the presence of several functionless hind-limb bones still found internally in a number of whale species. What is the term for a reduced, often functionless anatomical structure that serves as evidence of an organism's evolutionary past? homologous structure trace structure vestigial structure absorbed structure
no. i know very little about it, but i was bored and wanted to look at somthin. saw yours, wanted to help, knew nothing about those, was already typing, so i put that
homologous structure
Thanks Ranna. And ok troller.
vestigial structure
it was C. vestigial structure
my name was supposed to be loller
Directions: Select each correct answer. Fossils can reveal which of the following about a species or organism? A.the growth stages of the organism's species B. the appearance of the organism and its structures C.how the organism interacted with other organisms D. the microscopic features of the organism
it was all of them.
Which type of fossils is found only rarely? complete skeletons bones teeth tracks
tracks or skeletons?
it was A. Complete Skeletons.
Some organisms have favorable traits that are well-suited to the environment at hand. Organisms with this advantage are more likely to thrive, reproduce, and pass their traits to future generations than organisms without favorable traits. This process is known as artificial selection. genetic engineering. selective breeding. natural selection.
i was right!!!!
:)
this is my last one.
it was Natural Selection
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