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Midterm Exam 1

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Question #1
In certain species of nonhuman primates there are groups where only one dominant female has access to mates. The other females must wait until the opportunity to mate presents itself. This will have direct impact on “fitness,” influencing which of the following?
A  aggressiveness
B  age at death
C  reproductive success
D  strength
Question #2
The physical location of a gene within the genome is called the
A  nucleus.
B  address.
C  locus.
D  chromosome.
Question #3
An individual who displays the disease sickle cell anemia must have inherited the deleterious allele from both phenotypically normal parents. This individual is therefore
A  haplozygous.
B  heterozygous, with one dominant and one recessive allele.
C  homozygous with two recessive alleles.
D  homozygous with two dominant alleles.
Question #4
What effect does natural selection have on variation within a population?
A  It increases variation.
B  It both increases and decreases variation.
C  It does not affect variation.
D  It decreases variation.
Question #5
The decrease in hominin tooth size over time is an example of which pattern of natural selection?
A  balancing
B  directional
C  disruptive
D  stabilizing
Question #6
During which process is the number of chromosomes reduced?
A  meiosis
B  translation
C  recombination
D  mitosis
Question #7
Most cells in the human body contain a nucleus,
A  each containing a full copy of the organism’s DNA.
B  containing exactly one half of the organism’s DNA.
C  but the nuclear DNA itself is inactive in all but the reproductive cells.
D  but each has a different set of DNA.
Question #8
How is mitosis different from meiosis?
A  Mitosis involves one DNA replication followed by two cell divisions.
B  Mitosis results in identical copies of the parent cell.
C  Mitosis ultimately results in a reduced number of chromosomes.
D  Mitosis results in haploid cells.
Question #9
Haplotypes are a group of alleles that
A  is not likely to recombine during crossovers.
B  comes from one parent only.
C  is likely to recombine during crossovers.
D  does not pass on for many generations.
Question #10
The number of different chromosomes in a plant or animal
A  reduces over the animal’s lifetime, causing aging.
B  varies between body cells (e.g., liver cells have more than intestinal cells).
C  is the same in every cell with a nucleus; it is homoplasmic.
D  determines how evolved the organism is (potatoes have only five, but camels have seventy).
Question #11
mtDNA is found ________ and is ________.
A  in the nucleus; inherited from mother to daughter only
B  in the cell’s “powerhouse”; passed on from the mother to all her offspring
C  outside of the cell’s nucleus; passed on from the father to all his offspring
D  in prokaryotic cells; found only in females
Question #12
An endemic species, such as the finches of the Galápagos, is
A  invasive to a particular region or habitat.
B  native to a particular region.
C  subject to increased rates of genetic mutation.
D  a locally extinct species.
Question #13
According to Linnaean taxonomy, what is the MOST specific category and level shared by humans, gorillas, and howler monkeys (from the New World)?
A  parvorder Catarrhini
B  suborder Haplorhini
C  superfamily Hominoidea
D  infraorder Anthropoidea
Question #14
The lower frequency of sickle cell anemia among present-day Americans of West African ancestry as compared to people living in West Africa is attributed to
A  new mutations.
B  gene flow.
C  natural selection.
D  genetic drift.
Question #15
Which scientist is known for developing a system of taxonomy, including a method of giving each organism two names, such as Homo sapiens for humans?
A  John Ray
B  Carolus Linnaeus
C  Robert Hooke
D  Georges Cuvier
Question #16
The relevance of uniformitarianism is that it
A  supports the theory of catastrophism.
B  provides the primary evidence that the earth is 4.4 billion years old.
C  proves that most changes to Earth were caused by earthquakes and floods.
D  requires the assumption that any geological process observed today worked the same way in the past.
Question #17
Darwin’s theory of evolution proposes that
A  an individual can change within its own lifetime.
B  species adapt based on individual goals.
C  species adapt and change over time based on the environment.
D  individuals determine their own biological adaptations.
Question #18
What is a hypothesis?
A  a synonym for theory
B  a testable statement that could potentially explain specific phenomena observed in the natural world
C  a statement that concerns scientific facts assumed to be true
D  a statement unable to be refuted by future investigations
Question #19
Which of the following key attributes of human uniqueness developed during the past 10,000 to 11,000 years?
A  nonhoning chewing
B  dependence on domesticated food
C  bipedalism
D  complex material culture
Question #20
Forensic anthropologists
A  study skeletal remains from past human populations.
B  focus their work on skeletal analysis of individuals.
C  study the evolution of human skeletal traits.
D  focus their skeletal analysis on early hominins.
Question #21
Human production of stone or stone tools is an example of
A  material culture.
B  ideology.
C  linguistic comprehension.
D  subsistence strategies.
Question #22
What increased early humans’ chances of hunting success?
A  Hunting strategies were developed to include other animals as bait.
B  Females led hunting, but all adults were involved.
C  Hunting was always well planned, often using a diagram.
D  Hunting was conducted with stone tools and cooperative strategies.
Question #23
What can be learned from studying a population through time?
A  We can learn that human physiology does not change through time.
B  We can learn that lifestyles do not change over time.
C  We can learn that consuming the wrong foods over time does little to population health.
D  We can learn that diets, and therefore human biology, change through time.
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