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Evolution

Odisha Board · Class 12 · Biology

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Who proposed the theory of natural selection?

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According to the Big Bang theory, approximately how old is the universe?

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Which scientist disproved the theory of spontaneous generation?

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What are homologous structures?

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Which of the following are evidences for evolution? (Select all correct answers)

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Fossil records, Comparative anatomy, Embryological similarities, Biochemical similarities

Fossil records, comparative anatomy, embryological similarities, and biochemical similarities all provide evidence for evolution. Spontaneous generation is a disproved theory about origin of life.

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Miller's experiment demonstrated the formation of which biomolecules?

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Amino acids

S.L. Miller's experiment in 1953 demonstrated the formation of amino acids under early Earth conditions using electric discharge in a mixture of methane, hydrogen, ammonia, and water vapor.

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Which factors can disturb Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium? (Select all correct answers)

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Gene migration, Genetic drift, Natural selection, Mutation

Gene migration, genetic drift, natural selection, mutation, and genetic recombination can disturb Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. Constant population size helps maintain equilibrium.

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Darwin's finches are an example of:

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Adaptive radiation

Darwin's finches demonstrate adaptive radiation - evolution of different species from a common ancestor to occupy different ecological niches, with different beak shapes for different food sources.

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