Plants’ genes are found in ____
a. nuclear DNA
b. mitochondrial and nuclear DNA
c. mitochondrial, chloroplast, and nuclear DNA
d. chloroplast and nuclear DNA
e. mitochondrial and chloroplast DNA
C
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What will be an ideal response?
When you walk into your grandma's house, you follow the smell of the baking chocolate chip cookies using ________ cues, but after spending a half an hour in the kitchen,
you cannot notice the strong smell anymore because of ________, meaning that your receptors adjusted. A) visual; sensory adaptation B) olfactory; stapedial reflex C) olfactory; sensory adaptation D) visual; stapedial reflex
Based on von Frisch's work on honeybee communication, which type of information is communicated to other workers by a honeybee's "dance"?
A) the direction of the nectar source B) the distance of the nectar source from the nearest water C) the color of the flowers producing the nectar D) the quality of the nectar
The Euphorbia of desert parts of Africa and India are succulent and have thorns but are superficially very similar to the unrelated cacti native to the deserts of the Americas. This pair of plant groups represents an example of ________
A) apostatic selection B) convergent evolution C) homology D) divergent evolution