Question 1

Are you likely to find abundant fossils of soft-bodied animals,like jellyfish?

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 2

The hypothesis that life began with the evolution of inorganic compounds into simple organic molecules,macromolecules,and protocells is called what?

Accepted Answer

A)   cell theory
B)   chemical evolution
C)   Darwinian evolution
D)   speciation
E)   organic chemistryF) A) and E)
G) A) and B)

Question 3

On what basis was life divided into three domains?

Accepted Answer

A)   rRNA sequence data
B)   cytochrome c sequence data
C)   mitochondrial DNA sequence data
D)   the presence or absence of a nucleus and organelles
E)   presence or absence of mammary glandsF) B) and E)
G) C) and D)

Question 4

List and describe the development of anatomical features that occurred during primate evolution.

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Mobile forelimbs and hindlimbs: primates...

Exam 23: Human Evolution

Are you likely to find abundant fossils of soft-bodied animals,like jellyfish?

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The hypothesis that life began with the evolution of inorganic compounds into simple organic molecules,macromolecules,and protocells is called what?

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On what basis was life divided into three domains?

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List and describe the development of anatomical features that occurred during primate evolution.

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Mobile forelimbs and hindlimbs: primates...
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Exam 23: Human Evolution

Are you likely to find abundant fossils of soft-bodied animals,like jellyfish?

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The hypothesis that life began with the evolution of inorganic compounds into simple organic molecules,macromolecules,and protocells is called what?

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On what basis was life divided into three domains?

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List and describe the development of anatomical features that occurred during primate evolution.

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Mobile forelimbs and hindlimbs: primates...
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