1) Evolution is a theory yet to be verified.
2) Although evolution is about individual fitness, it is the gene pool or availability of genes that is responsible for biological evolution.
3) Consanguineous mating is mating between blood relatives.
4) Aerobic Heterotrophy led to the ability of animals to live on land.
5) Coral colonies emerged during the pre-Cambrian and created new niches for species to exploit.
6) Parallel evolution refers to the development of similar traits in two species separated geographically that share a common ancestor that did provide initial commonalties.
7) The diet of an animal cannot be readily determined by its teeth.
8) Classification appears to be innate (and common to all animals) and allows us to create order and expectation in our world.
9) Natural skin color is a product of the amount of melanin produced by melanocytes in the epidermal layer of the skin.
10) Plesiadapis emerged in the Paleocene, about 60 million years ago.
11) The genotype can be seen as a prototype that will be tested by the environment through its phenotype.
12) The propliopithecines are the earliest members of taxonomic unit Hominoidea, which contains apes and humans.
13) Aegyptopithecus is the most completely known extinct simian primate.
14) Gregor Mendel used the potato plant to determine dominant and recessive characteristics.
15) Cusp patterns and dental formulas are considered conservative traits.
16) Cultural eating patterns of certain African tribes include blood from cows.
17) Plate tectonics is of little importance in evolution because the process to too slow.
18) Gorillas are faunavores.
19) The Big Bang is the current cosmic myth in our scientific thinking has been proven as fact.
20) Prehensility refers to the grasping ability of only humans.
21) Lactose intolerance is an uncommon condition connected to the lack of the enzyme Amylase.
22) Quadrupedal is a type of biped of the Jurassic period.
23) A gibbon is an example of a brachiator.
24) Predators were of little importance in the evolution of hominids.
25) Chimpanzee males make good, nurturing fathers.
26) To get Tay-Sachs disease a child must inherit a defective gene from only one parent.
27) Some symptoms of illness, such as diarrhea, may be either harmful or beneficial, depending on the disease the person has.
28) Titanosuchus, dated to approximately 220 million years ago, had mammal-like characteristics.
29) All genetic changes in species do not necessarily lead to adaptations.
30) Bipedalism is incompatible with a scavenging strategy.
31) Our hominoid ancestors had cusp patterns suggesting we are fruit eaters.
32) Chimps are inherently the most intelligent of the great apes.
33) Baboons are terrestrial quadrupeds wherein the males are particularly solicitous
guardians of their friends' youngest infants.
34) Chimpanzees are less aggressive than humans.
35) Food sharing seems to be more general in savanna than in forest chimpanzees.
18) false.. Gorillas are not faunivores as faunivores are those organism which eats other organism.. But, gorilla feeds on plants, leaves etc hence not omnivores..
32) true.. It has been proven that chimps have more Intlgnt have more IQ levels than apes..
27) true.. Sometimes the presence of bacterial and certain infections can helpful as It gives certain special method of identification for certain diseases...
19) true..
1) Evolution is a theory yet to be verified -> False, all scientific evidence support the evolution occured in the past and still occuring
2) Although evolution is about individual fitness, it is the gene pool or availability of genes that is responsible for biological evolution. --> TRUE, evolutionary forces can only act on existing alleles
3) Consanguineous mating is mating between blood relatives. -> TRUE
4) Aerobic Heterotrophy led to the ability of animals to live on land --> False, aerobic organisms evolved long before the first animal moved on land
5) Coral colonies emerged during the pre-Cambrian and created new niches for species to exploit --> False
6) Parallel evolution refers to the development of similar traits in two species separated geographically that share a common ancestor that did provide initial commonalties. --> TRUE
7) The diet of an animal cannot be readily determined by its teeth --> False
8) Classification appears to be innate (and common to all animals) and allows us to create order and expectation in our world --> False
9) Natural skin color is a product of the amount of melanin produced by melanocytes in the epidermal layer of the skin --> true, more melanin produce the darker the skin will be
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