A) as a result of individuals acquiring mutations in reaction to environmental changes in their surroundings.
B) only over many generations of a species.
C) only if species are separated geographically.
D) in two populations of a species over as little as one generation,even if they are not reproductively,biologically,or geographically isolated.
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A) V is most closely related to species W.
B) X is most closely related to species W.
C) Y and Z are equally closely related to W.
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A) biological
B) phylogenetic
C) ecological
D) morphological
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A) ecological and phylogenetic
B) morphological and phylogenetic
C) biological and morphological
D) biological and phylogenetic
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A) obstacle to gene flow
B) reduced hybrid viability
C) reduced hybrid fertility
D) continued production of hybrid individuals
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A) geographic isolation
B) autopolyploidy
C) habitat differentiation
D) sexual selection
E) allopolyploidy
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A) population.
B) species.
C) genus.
D) hybrid.
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A) A population becomes geographically isolated from the parent population.
B) The separated population is small,and genetic drift occurs.
C) The isolated population is exposed to different selection pressures than the ancestral population.
D) Gene flow between the two populations is extensive.
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A) The end result of natural selection is always speciation.
B) Natural selection chooses the reproductive barriers for populations.
C) It always takes millions of years for speciation to occur.
D) Speciation is a basis for understanding macroevolution.
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A) sexual selection.
B) habitat differentiation.
C) polyploidy.
D) pollution.
E) introduction of a new predator.
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A) only when reproductive barriers,either pre- or post-zygotic,prevent all gene flow between two populations.
B) when reproductive barriers,either pre- or post-zygotic,genetically isolate species,even in the presence of some gene flow between two populations.
C) when species populations undergo changes in allele frequencies over time.
D) when species morphology from genetic change causes their physical similarity to drift apart.
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A) The lava flow area will cause a geographic barrier that promotes speciation among the majority of species populating the area.
B) The effect of the lava flow on allopatric speciation will depend on the identity and traits of the various species present,including their abundance and respective mobility within the valley.
C) The effects of the lava flow on speciation will depend on to what extent the various individuals present at the time can adapt to the new lava in the environment.
D) The lava flow will not cause much allopatric speciation to populations in the area because species that are present will be able to move across and around the lava flow.
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A) stabilizing selection;directional selection
B) stabilizing selection;stabilizing selection
C) less-intense directional selection;more-intense directional selection
D) less-intense disruptive selection;more-intense disruptive selection
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A) an area where two closely related species' ranges overlap.
B) an area where mating occurs between members of two closely related species,producing viable offspring.
C) a zone that features a gradual change in species composition where two neighboring ecosystems border each other.
D) a zone that includes the intermediate portion of a cline.
E) an area where members of two closely related species co-inhabit but experience no gene flow.
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A) reduced hybrid viability
B) habitat isolation
C) a postzygotic barrier
D) mechanical isolation
E) gametic isolation
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A) fusion.
B) reinforcement.
C) stability.
D) further speciation events.
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A) a hybrid zone was established after the completion of the bridge.
B) there was no migration between the two squirrel populations after the bridge was completed.
C) gene flow occurred from one type of squirrel into the gene pool of the other type of squirrel.
D) two-way migration of squirrels occurred across the bridge,but without hybridization.
E) some northern squirrels migrated south,but no southern squirrels migrated north across the bridge.
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A) One species of the sister species lives on the Pacific side.
B) Genetic analyses indicate time of origin.
C) Sister species diverge first.
D) Coordination of geological evidence demonstrated species divergence.
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A) sources of refuge
B) geographic barriers
C) sources of a hybrid zone between the two bridges
D) sources for increased gene flow
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