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Factors Affecting Biological Diversity-Standard Bio 4.4 Answers

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A population of wildflowers is separated by an eight-lane superhighway. Pollen is often carried by the wind across the highway and can pollinate the flowers on the other side of the highway. Can speciation occur in this situation?

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No, because the populations are not reproductively isolated.
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No, because the populations are not geographically isolated.
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Yes, because the populations are reproductively isolated.
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Yes, because the populations are geographically isolated.
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Which piece of evidence would most go against the scientist’s argument and suggest that the butterflies are actually different species?

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The butterflies have similar wing structure.
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The butterflies have different mating seasons.
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The butterflies have similar migration patterns.
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The butterflies have variations in color patterns.
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Results in the evolution of the species: Results in new species: Favors traits at the two extremes: No increase in diversity: One extreme trait is favored: Diversity decreases: Diversity increases:

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Selection 1:directional selection
Selection 2:disruptive selection
Selection 3:disruptive selection
Selection 4:directional selection
Selection 5:directional selection
Selection 6:stabilizing selection
Selection 7:disruptive selection
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Which type of natural selection is at work here?

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directional selection
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disruptive selection
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stabilizing selection
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Which type of natural selection is at work here?

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directional selection
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disruptive selection
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stabilizing selection
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What are the two phases of speciation?

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geographic isolation and variation
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adaptation and reproductive isolation
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adaptation and variation
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geographic isolation and reproductive isolation
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