A) pre
B) post
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A) the physical separation of two populations with diverging characteristics
B) the reduced fitness of hybrid offspring
C) the ability to identify and preferentially mate with only members of the same population
D) an outbreak of disease that wipes out one of the two populations that would otherwise mate and form hybrid offspring
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A) ring species
B) ecological species
C) evolutionary species
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A) The flowers and moths experienced the same allopatric speciation events during their history.
B) The flowers and moths coevolved, so that spur-length and tongue-length each evolved because of changes in the other.
C) The flowers and moths cannot co-speciate because co-speciation only occurs in host-parasite relationships.
D) This is not an example of co-speciation. Each phylogeny represents the variation present in each population of the flower and the moth.
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A) ecological; pre
B) ecological; post
C) behavioral; pre
D) behavioral; post
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A) Allopatric
B) Adaptive speciation
C) Co-speciation
D) Sympatric speciation
E) Instantaneous speciation
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A) the ability of all members to exchange genetic material with one another
B) the ability to produce fertile progeny
C) individuals in different phases of development have different numbers of chromosomes
D) a common evolutionary ancestry among all individuals
E) shared characteristics such as shape, size, and color (in individuals of the same life stage and sex)
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A) ring species
B) ecological species
C) evolutionary species
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A) aneuploidy.
B) diploid.
C) haploid.
D) tetraploid.
E) polyploidy.
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A) Yes, because the starting populations were genetically identical.
B) Yes, because resources were unlimited.
C) Yes, because the same mutations will accumulate independently in each population.
D) No, because natural selection was not a factor at any point in this experiment.
E) No, because mutation and natural selection (once genetic variation is present) were factors in this experiment.
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A) interbreeding
B) cohabitating
C) naturally selected
D) physically similar
E) genetically identical
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A) rapid
B) slow
C) convergent
D) dispersive
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A) They are post-zygotically isolated, but occasionally will mate anyway.
B) The two species are probably hybrids as well, so reproduction can occur between the two.
C) The amount of divergence between the two species allows for production of offspring, but they are sterile.
D) They are distantly related but occupy similar habitats.
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A) a single biological species.
B) a single ecological species.
C) ring species.
D) two different species on the basis of the ecological niche occupied.
E) two different species on the basis of reproductive behavior.
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A) bacteria are haploid.
B) bacterial reproduction is asexual.
C) bacteria are not considered species because they lack morphological variation.
D) bacteria are found everywhere, there are no individual populations or species.
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A) allopatric; sympatric
B) sympatric; allopatric
C) Both allopatric and sympatric are applicable to either description.
D) Neither allopatric nor sympatric is applicable to either description.
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A) pre-zygotic, behavioral isolation
B) pre-zygotic, temporal separation
C) pre-zygotic, ecological separation
D) post-zygotic, lock and key
E) post-zygotic, ecological separation
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