In ________ reactions, the products contain more energy than the reactants.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).


endergonic

In endergonic reactions, the products contain more energy than the reactants.

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Chemical energy is most often released by ________.

A. adding phosphate groups to a molecule B. creating a bond between two molecules C. breaking a bond within a molecule D. reorganizing molecules with each other

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The marsupial mammals of Australia and the placental mammals of North America include many pairs of

morphologically convergent species.

a. True b. False

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Besides selection on multilocus genotypes, there are two other mechanisms that can create linkage disequilibrium. What are they?

What will be an ideal response?

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Skin color in humans is an example of an evolutionary trade-off: a situation where a trait that is an advantage in one context is a disadvantage in a different context. Darker skin protects DNA from damage due to ultraviolet radiation (an advantage) but makes it harder for the body to produce vitamin D (a disadvantage). Based on what you’ve learned, which of the following describe other examples of evolutionary trade-offs? Select all that apply.

A) Genetic variations that protect people from malaria also cause the blood diseases thalassemia B) Some garter snakes have mutations that make them resistant to a toxin in their prey however snakes with this mutation move more slowly and are not as good at hunting prey C) The alleles that caused a loss of body hair allowed humans to keep cool in hot environments. This in turn helped humans walk and run long distances to hunt large animals D) The common Mormon butterfly is not toxic to birds and other predators. Some common Mormons have genetic variations that make them resemble toxic butterflies, which deters predators. in places without predators, common Mormons with these variations don't live as long as other common Mormons.

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