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Rabbits that live in a snowy environment will survive better if they have white fur because they can blend in with the snow.

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Which of the following claims does the author support the LEAST?

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Which of the following claims does the author support the LEAST?

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Phenotype ratios for incomplete dominance and sex-linked traits will differ.

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"Non-Mendelian inheritance pattern" is a key term in the article.How does the author refine the meaning of this term over the course of the article?

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"Non-Mendelian inheritance pattern" is a key term in the article.How does the author refine the meaning of this term over the course of the article?

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By describing four inheritance patterns that fall outside of the simple and complete dominance patterns identified by Gregor Mendel.

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Which phrase BEST emphasizes what the author means by "artificial selection"?

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Which phrase BEST emphasizes what the author means by "artificial selection"?

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Can be bred.

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Which sentence from the article BEST supports the idea that sex-linked traits are rare?

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Which sentence from the article BEST supports the idea that sex-linked traits are rare?

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These traits are not as common as other traits because they are found only on one set of chromosomes, the sex chromosomes, instead of the multiple pairs of non-sex chromosomes.

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Rabbits with claws have a better chance of surviving because they can climb trees, escaping predators.

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Giraffes with longer necks have a better chance of surviving because they can reach food on higher trees.

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Make a hypothesis about how long necks evolved in giraffes through the process of natural selection.

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Make a hypothesis about how long necks evolved in giraffes through the process of natural selection.

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My hypothesis is that giraffes with long necks would increase in population opposed to giraffes with shorter necks because the long necks would allow the giraffes to reach up on high trees and allow them to get food much easier.

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Invent a new type of mutation and a new environmental condition that might affect this population of animals. How might natural selection operate on a population with this new mutation and new condition? How would the population change over time?

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Invent a new type of mutation and a new environmental condition that might affect this population of animals. How might natural selection operate on a population with this new mutation and new condition? How would the population change over time?

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A new mutation that can affect the population would be a bone structure that would allow the rabbits to squeeze into small spaces like burrows or small holes in order to hide from predators such as foxes or hawks. Natural selection would work in favor of this mutation because the mutation works in favor of the rabbits and helps them to survive and the population of these mutated rabbits would increase.

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Explain why the population changed the way it did.

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Explain why the population changed the way it did.

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The populations changed this way because the mutated animals adapted better to their environment better and were able to survive much easier than the normal animals, who did not adapt to their environment as well, leading them to a decrease in population.

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Describe how the population of animals changed over time.

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Describe how the population of animals changed over time.

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The population of the “normal animals” decreased over time and the population of “mutated animals” increased over time.

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Charles Darwin is best known for his theory on evolution based on natural selection.

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Gregor Mendel is known as the Father of Genetics for his pioneering work with pea plants. He only was able to describe simple or complete dominance patterns in individuals based on what he observed with those plants.

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What is difference between virus and bacteria?

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What is difference between virus and bacteria?

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The difference between a virus and bacteria is that bacteria are tiny microorganisms that are made up of a single cell, while viruses can invade the cells of your body.

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Fitness is determined by not how long an organism lives, but by how many offspring they have.

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Natural selection is the process in which organisms that are better adapted to their environment tend to survive and produce more offspring. This theory was created by Charles Darwin and is now believed to be the main process that brings about evolution.

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The N. Mainland Pollenpeeper from Windsor Island had its beak evolve and grow longer over time.This change was caused due to a decrease of seeds in their environment, forcing them to eat less seeds.

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What are some factors that drive evolution?

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What are some factors that drive evolution?

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Mutation, gene flow, genetic drift, and natural selection are the factors that drive evolution.

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Adaptive radiation is the diversification of a group of organisms into forms filling different ecological niches.

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Speciation is the formation of new and distinct species in the course of evolution.

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A population is all the inhabitants of a particular town, area, or country.

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Roan cow coats are an example of codominance. They may express multiple colors, without blending.

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Incomplete dominance are traits blended and expressed by alleles that combine for the characteristic that is given. Codominance is different because both alleles are equally expressed and are seen in the phenotype.

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These traits are not as common as other traits because they are found only on the sex chromosomes, instead of the multiple pairs of non-sex chromosomes.