Which of the following is an example of Scala Naturae?
a. Darwin's ladder-like understand of nature from the most complex to simplest
b. Darwin's ladder-like understand of nature from simplest to the most complex
c. Aristotle's ladder-like understand of nature from the most complex to simplest
d. Aristotle's ladder-like understand of nature from simplest to the most complex
Answer: d. Aristotle's ladder-like understand of nature from simplest to the most complex
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a. The bacterium has not begun binary fission.
b. The FtsZ ring has already formed.
c. Two identical chromosomes are present.
d. The nuclear envelope has just dissolved.
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a. sphincters b. brush borders c. microvilli d. villi e. macrovilli
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a. manganese b. iron c. copper d. potassium e. boron
Scientists may compare similarities between nucleotide sequences of organisms to determine their
evolutionary history. This is known as: a. synapomorphy. b. molecular systematics. c. monophyletic grouping. d. cladistics. e. phenetics