One way in which monocots and eudicots differ is in ____.
A. having the capacity to bear seeds
B. their types of tissues
C. their organ systems
D. their pattern of tissue organization
E. having vascular bundles
Answer: D
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Which of the following describes populations that are genetically isolated?
A. They do not share the same mutations. B. They do not live in the same areas. C. They do not exchange genetic information. D. They do not originate from the same population. E. They do not evolve.
Under the conditions of a given reaction, a positive ?G' means
A) the reaction is spontaneous. B) no energy needs to be added. C) the reaction is at equilibrium. D) work can be done. E) the reaction will not occur.
Which is an example of extinction due to overspecialization of a species?
a. an organism dispersed to an island and no longer able to interbreed with individuals on the mainland. b. the Devil's Hole Pupfish, which is found in only one spring-fed water hole in the Nevada desert c. a fruit fly living on an apple tree and not coming in contact with another fruit fly of the same species living on a hawthorne tree d. the silversword plants of the Hawaiian Islands adapting to a variety of Hawaiian habitats e. the absolute dependence of the Karner blue butterfly on the blue lupine plant for food
What is true of a life table? Select all that apply.
A. It often excludes males. B. It uses a log scale to show general patterns of survival over time. C. It often includes fertility rates for each age class. D. It provides data on the number of individuals alive in a particular age class.