Please match the mitotic stage to what is occurring during that stage: Interphase

Please match the mitotic stage to what is occurring during that stage: Prophase

Please match the mitotic stage to what is occurring during that stage: Metaphase

Please match the mitotic stage to what is occurring during that stage: Anaphase

Please match the mitotic stage to what is occurring during that stage: Telophase

According to your reading "The Christian Man's Evolution: How Darwinism and Faith Can Coexist" you cannot be religious and a scientist.

Match the following term to its definition: Gene

Match the following term to its definition: Allele

Match the following term to its definition: Genotype

Match the following term to its definition: Phenotype

In order for a hypothesis to be valid, it must be testable.

In order for a hypothesis to be valid, it must be correct.

All of the following are things a biological/physical anthropologist would study EXCEPT…

A _____ is explanatory. The explanation is supported by a body of evidence.

Homo sapiens have what TOTAL number of chromosomes in each cell?

Men have ___ pairs of homologous chromosomes, while women have ____ pairs of homologous chromosomes.

All of the following are components of the eukaryotic cell EXCEPT

When there is a failure to separate chromosomes during the anaphase, this is called _____________.

Which of the following parts of meiosis is the same as mitosis

Gamete cells do not divide.

All of the following are DNA nitrogenous bases EXCEPT

Sperm meiosis creates ___ number of viable sperm cells, while ovum meiosis creates ____ number of viable egg(s).

_______ is the position a gene occupies on a chromosome.

George Cuvier put forth the theory of __________________ to explain why there were fossils from animals that no longer existed.

__________mutations cause sections of DNA to be removed while _________cause a change in one nucleotide.

Migration is when individuals join new populations, this causes a change in gene frequencies that results in evolutionary change, which is called _________

In a population of deep water stickleback fish, some have a spiney fin on their belly to prevent being swallowed by other fish. As a result of a drought, the stickleback with the spiney fin begin to die off, leaving the next generation of stickleback to have no fins. What evolutionary force is this?

Which of the following are ways that variation of traits is increased or decreased?

Charles Lyell proposed the theory of __________________ in opposition to catastrophism as the primary geological force causing evolution.

___________________ ________________ suggested that organisms like giraffes can evolved new traits in a single lifetime and pass this down to their children. This was quickly disproven.

Mutations are the only way to get a brand new genetic trait.

When two or more organisms depend on each other to survive, they tend to evolve together. This is called

A species of seal ranges in size from 300 pounds to 600 pounds. As a result of over hunting, all of the 600 pound seals have died off, leaving only 300-400 pound seals. What is this evolutionary force?

In a current population of beetles, all the beetles are either yellow or green. A blue spotted beetle joins this population, and the result leads to the next generation of beetles having some blue spots. What is this evolutionary force?

A simple trait that is controlled by only one gene is called

Two parents affected with an autosomal recessive trait can have unaffected offspring.

People who are heterozygous for an autosomal dominant trait are always unaffected carriers.

Males affected by an X-linked recessive trait always inherit the trait from their mother.

Mendel developed two principles as a result of his research. They are called the principle of _____ and the principle of ____

An autosomal recessive trait will only appear if the child has two recessive alleles for that trait.

For X-linked dominant traits, all female offspring of affected males will also be affected.

X-linked recessive traits are more common in males than they are in females.