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Which competition is direct and interspecific?(1 point)
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Biology, 15.05.2021 21:00 perezkeirax33K
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Which competition is direct and interspecific?(1 point)
a fern and maple tree seedling competing for sunlight
peacocks attracting a mate
birch tree seedlings competing for sunlight
a hyena and cheetah fighting over a carcass
Suppose the mosquito population in an area increases. Which organism may also experience a population increase?(1 point)
bats
squirrels
rabbits
deer
A mutation is any(1 point)
change in the amino acid sequence.
change in the DNA sequence that leads to an advantageous outcome.
change in the DNA sequence.
change in the DNA sequence that leads to a disadvantageous outcome.
Why is genetic variation among individuals beneficial?(1 point)
Genetic variation leads to more new traits in the population which means evolution can occur faster.
More genetic variation means higher rate of survival versus species that have less genetic variation.
Genetic variation staves off extinction because it creates a fit population.
Some individuals will have inherited traits that give them a competitive advantage that make them more likely to survive and reproduce.
What is the term used to describe having a trait that can be passed on to subsequent generations that increases the organism’s ability to survive in its environment and reproduce?(1 point)
natural selection
adaptation
fitness
genetic variation
What is the term used for genetic mutations that may result in neutral or even negative outcomes?(1 point)
genetic drift
artificial selection
genetic modification
natural selection
How are genetic modification and artificial selection similar?(1 point)
Both involve hybridization.
Both result from human influences.
Both result from natural selection.
Both involve crossbreeding.
The “great dying,” which saw 96% of all species extinct, was partially caused by(1 point)
an asteroid impact.
bacteria producing large amounts of toxic methane.
algae consuming too much oxygen from the ocean.
lower levels of carbon dioxide in the air.
Which situation is an example of altruistic behavior?(1 point)
A child shares an apple.
A child eats an apple.
A child throws away an apple.
A child steals an apple.
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