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Exam1 EXAMQUESTIONSTOWATCHOUTFOR: 5)WhichofthefollowingisNOTastepthatmustoccurbeforeaVenusflytrapcanclose? a. Mechanicalstimulusoftwoormoretriggerhairs b. Arapidchangeinturgorpressure c. Arapedchangeinmembranevoltage(depolarization) d. Slowrepolarizationofthecellmembrane 21)WhichofthefollowingisNOTprimaryfunctionofrootsinmostplants? a. Anchorageoftheplantinsoil b....
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Exam1 EXAMQUESTIONSTOWATCHOUTFOR: 5)WhichofthefollowingisNOTastepthatmustoccurbeforeaVenusflytrapcanclose? a. Mechanicalstimulusoftwoormoretriggerhairs b. Arapidchangeinturgorpressure c. Arapedchangeinmembranevoltage(depolarization) d. Slowrepolarizationofthecellmembrane 21)WhichofthefollowingisNOTprimaryfunctionofrootsinmostplants? a. Anchorageoftheplantinsoil b. Storageofphotosynthatestransferredfromtheshootsystem c. Absorptionofwaterandminerals d. Gasexchange 22)Adioeciousplanthasflowersthatare. a. Imperfectandincomplete b. Perfectandincomplete c. Imperfectandcomplete 29)WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutsugarbeetrootcellstransportisNOTtrue? a. Phloemunloadingoccursinthesinktissueswhereturgorpressureislowandwater potentialishigh b. Sugartransportintothevacuolesofrootcellsispassive c. Sucroseiscotransportedintocompanioncellsagainstitsconcentrationgradientwhen protonsenterthecellalonganelectrochemicalgradientestablishedbyaprotonpump d. Specifictissuesmayactassourcesorsinksatdifferenttimesduringtheyear 31)WhichofthefollowingstatementsaboutcollenchymascellsisNOTtrue? a. Typicallyelongated b. Unvenlythickprimarycellwallsthatarereinforcedwithlignin c. Providesupportinplantorgansthatarestillgrowing d. Alloftheabove
38)Abscisicacidinducesstomatalclosureinresponsetowaterstress.WhenABAbindsto receptorsonguardcellmembers,chlorideandpotassiumionsexitthecellalongan electrochemicalgradient.Whatistheresultofthischangeinionconcentration? a. Tugorpressuredecreaseswithintheguardcell b.waterpotentialoftheguardcellincreases c.watermovesoutoftheguardcellbyosmosis d.alloftheabove 46)Whatdeterminesthetypeofcelladerivativewillmatureintoafteritmovesoutofthe meristem? a. Thespecificgenesthatareexpressed b. Theparticulartissueintowhichthederivativemoves c. Thetypeofinitialthederivativecamefrom d. Onlyaandb Whichofthefollowingplantswouldyoupredictwouldproducethehighestbiomassinasingle growingseason?Assumetheplantsareallannualsandareofequalsizeatthebeginningof thegrowingseason. a. Plantcontainingchlorophyllaonly b. Plantcontainingbothchlorophyllaandphytochrome c. Plantcontainingbothchlorophyllaandcarotenoids d. Allthreeplantswouldproduceequalbiomass
Exam2 5)TherobustlineageofAustralopithecusspecieswascharacterizedby a. Mandiblesadaptedforeatingmeat b. Tooluse c. Rapidextinction d. Noneoftheabove 19)ThehighprevalenceofsickledcellanemiaphenotypeinpartsofAfricaiscausedby a. Environmentalconditions b. Naturalselection
c. Malaria d. Alloftheabove 20)Whyisitsaidthatinbreedingdoesnotcausechangesinallelefrequencies? a. Nonewallelesareintroducedintothepopulation.Theallelespresentinthenext generationarethesameastheonespresentintheparentalgeneration b. Onlyspecificallelescancausechangesinallelefrequency.Thesespecificalleles cannotcomefromthepreviousgeneration c. Inbreedingwouldcreateundesirabletraitsordiseasesthatwouldeliminatethemselves fromthepopulationbeforeitcouldchangetheallelefrequenciesenoughtocause evolution d. Inbreedingisnotatestabletheoryinhumanpopulations,thusithasbeendeemed invalidasanevolutionarymechanism
21)ThisisNOTatypeofbiasinthefossilrecord: a. Taxonomic b. Phenetic c. Habitat d. Abundance 25)Evidenceforneotonyinhumansconsistsof: a. Observationsofcurrentmembersofspeciesbehaviorandappearancewiththoseof chimps b. Comparisonsofmodernhomosapiensskullswithancestralspeciesfossilskulls c. Humanheadtobodyproportionsthroughoutlifespan d. Alloftheabove 29)ThelargevariationinthebeaksizeandshapeamongthevariousspeciesofDarwins finchesintheGalapagosIslandsishypothesizedtobecontrolledby: Randommatingwithineachspeciesoffinch
b. a. Atugofwarbalancebetweendroughtandrainfall c. Regulationoftwogenes,calmodulinandBmp4 d. Eachspecieshadtheirownuniquegenetictoolkit 32)ItishypothesizedthatthegenusHomoevolvedfrom: a. TherobustAustralopithecinelineage b. ThegracileAustralopithecinelineage c. Ardi d. Neanderthals 33)Theoriginanddiversificationofmulticellularlifetookplaceinthe a. Jurassic b. Mesozoic c. Precambium d. Paleozoic 36)Whenanadaptiveradiationoccursduetoanecologicaltrigger,thekeyfactorthatdrivesthe adaptationsisthatspecies: a. Haveinvadedapreviouslyinhabitedisland b. Havenewmorphologicaltraits c. Survivedamassextinction d. Partitionresourcesinthenewenvironment
Exam3 2)WhichofthefollowingisNOTanevolutionarychangethatoccurredinthelifecycleofland plantsthatallowedthemtoeventuallyescapetheneedforwatertoaccomplishfertilization? a. Evolutionofpollen b. Thesporophytebecameindependentofthegametophyte c. Ashiftindominancefromthegametophytegenerationtothesporophytegeneration
d. Evolutionofseeds 3)IdentifythestatementaboutlichensthatisNOTtrue a. Sexualreproductioninvolvesonlythefungalpartner b. Canbeusedasbiomonitorsbecausetheyaccumulatetoxinsintheirtissues c. Fungalhyphaedonotpenetratethecellwallofthephotobiont d. Thephotobiontmaybeacyanobacteriumoragreenalga 5)AllofthefollowingarecharacteristicsofnonenvelopedvirusesEXCEPT a. HaveeithersingleordoublestrandedDNAorRNA b. Incorporatesomeofthehostcellmembranewhenexitingthecell c. Theyburstfromtheirhostcellskillingthecellintheprocess d. Theirgenomeisenclosedbyacapsid 9)Adultsofthephylem______haveradialsymmetrywhilethelarvalstageisbilater. a. Rotifera b. Arthropoda c. Urochordata d. Echinodermata 22)Selectivebreedinginplantstoenhancespecifictraitslikesizeandsweetnessoffruitsisa formof a. Artificialselection b. Bioprospecting c. Disruptiveselection d. Geneticengineering 35)Atruecoelomisobservedin a. Protostomes b. Deuterostomes c. Botha&b 36)WhichofthefollowingisNOTtrueaboutvirusesthatarecapableoflysogenicreplication? a. Viralgenomeisincorporatedintothehostcellsgenome
b. Theviruswillcontinuetoreplicatelysogenicallyunlessthehostcellisinjuredorstarved c. Theviralgenomecanonlybetransmittedtothenextgenerationbyburstingfromthecell andinfectingthenewcells d. Thevirusdoesnotproduceanynewvirusparticlesduringthereplicationphase 41)Areducedcoelomisfoundinphylathatpossessappendagesforlocomotion.Whichof thesephylaexhibitareducedcoelom? a. Urochordata b. Platyhelminthes c. Annelida d. Nematoda Inpseudocoelomates,thebodycavityisflankedby a. Mesodermonly b. Endodermandmesoderm c. Endodermandectoderm d. Endodermonly
Exam4 9)Whichofthefollowingisnotanassumptionofpopulationgrowth? a. Everyindividualhasthesamelifespanaseveryoneelseinthepopulation b. Everyindividualinthepopulationhasthesamegeneticcontributionaseveryoneelse c. Birthrateisconstant d. Deathrateisconstant Adronewillhavea____butnota_____ a. Mother,sister b. Brother,sister c. Mother,brother d. Grandfather,father 25)Thespreadofadiseasethroughapopulationisdirectlyproportionalto: a. Themortalityrateofthedisease
b. Thesizeofthepopulationthatissusceptibletothedisease c. Theamountoftimeaninfectedindividualisinfective d. Alloftheabove 34)Theeffectsofthedroughtonthesizeofthepopulationwouldbedescribedasa_____ factor a. Climatic b. Biotic c. Densitydependent d. Densityindependent 40)Onaverage,aworkerantis75%relatedtoanyrandomsisterinthecolony.Alternatively, sheisrelated_____toanyrandombrotherinthecolony. a. 0% b. 50% c. 100% d. 25%
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