A) culture
B) selection
C) analogy
D) adaptation
E) homology
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A) The human foot has an arch while the ape foot does not.
B) The human's femur angles inward to the knees while the ape's femur angles out a bit.
C) The human spine is S-shaped while the ape spine has a slight curve.
D) The human knee can support more weight than the ape knee.
E) The ribs attach to the vertebral column in humans but are free-floating in apes.
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A) They had massive brow ridges.
B) They are considered H. sapiens.
C) The pubic bone was long compared to ours.
D) The brain size was larger than ours.
E) They were heavily muscled.
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A) walked on all fours, forelimbs longer than hindlimbs
B) walked upright, forelimbs longer than hindlimbs
C) walked on all fours, hindlimbs longer than forelimbs
D) walked upright, hindlimbs longer than forelimbs
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A) rRNA sequence data
B) cytochrome c sequence data
C) mitochondrial DNA sequence data
D) the presence or absence of a nucleus and organelles
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A) finding a protocell that could carry on metabolism as well as reproduce
B) discovering a way to make RNA more stable than DNA
C) finding a mechanism whereby proteins could assemble DNA out of free nucleotides
D) being able to build microspheres that contain only protein and RNA
E) finding a living organism that uses RNA as its genetic material
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A) Unicellular eukaryotes evolved before multicellular eukaryotes.
B) Fishes evolved before terrestrial plants.
C) Nonflowering plants preceded the flowering plants.
D) Reptiles preceded the amphibians.
E) Fishes evolved before terrestrial animals.
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A) pelvic girdle and legs in whales
B) wings for flight in most birds
C) piloerectors in humans
D) pelvic girdle in snakes
E) tailbone in humans
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A) monkeys
B) lemurs
C) tarsiers
D) lorises
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A) cell theory
B) chemical evolution
C) Darwinian evolution
D) speciation
E) organic chemistry
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A) H. erectus evolved into H. ergaster and was supplanted by H. ergaster.
B) The fossils looks very similar but H. erectus is an Asian form and H. ergaster is the African form.
C) H. erectus essentially looks like modern humans while H. ergaster is very apelike.
D) H. erectus and H. ergaster are identical except that H. erectus had tools and fire and H. ergaster did not.
E) H. erectus walked upright whle H. ergaster still walked on all fours.
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A) hominins such as Cro-Magnons were capable of symbolic thinking because they buried their dead with flowers.
B) plants and animals that live at the same time evolve together.
C) animals in colder regions have bulkier body builds.
D) variation exists because of genetic inheritance.
E) the longer two populations have been separated, the more genetically disparate they will be.
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A) Europe.
B) North America.
C) South America.
D) Asia.
E) Southern Africa.
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A) erect, knuckle-walker
B) carnivorous, omnivorous
C) arboreal, terrestrial
D) gracile, robust
E) hunting, gathering
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