In the example of Darwin's finches,there were changes in beak size because
A) some finches changed their beak size in response to environmental changes.
B) environmental variables directly affected how large beaks would grow.
C) finches with larger beaks had an advantage in obtaining food during an environmental crisis.
D) a mutation occurred that gave the finches a needed change in beak size.
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Q7: When a population splits into two or
Q8: The adaptive fitness of a mutation is
Q9: Mutations are
A)always harmful.
B)always more beneficial than previous
Q10: Evolution takes place within
A)individuals.
B)cells.
C)the DNA of the
Q11: Genetic drift is more effective in
A)large populations.
B)populations
Q13: The abnormal allele for sickle cell is
A)dominant.
B)recessive.
C)codominant.
D)neutral.
Q14: Members of the same species
A)all look the
Q15: When new sets of allele frequencies result
Q16: The mutation that leads to sickle cell
Q17: In terms of evolutionary success,sickle cell anemia
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