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Basic Organelles

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- Basic Organelles
Types of Cells

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- Types of Cells
Advanced Organelles

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- Advanced Organelles
Cellular Energy

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Specialized Cells

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- Specialized Cells
Transcription and Translation

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- Transcription and Translation
Gene Expression Part 1

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- Gene Expression Part 1
Gene Expression Part 2

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- Gene Expression Part 2
Genetic Science Techniques

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- Genetic Science Techniques
Evolutionary Principles

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- Evolutionary Principles
Describing Evolution

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- Describing Evolution
Modern Classification

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- Modern Classification
Studying Evolution

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- Studying Evolution
Ecological Concepts

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- Ecological Concepts
Major Biomes

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- Major Biomes
Aspects of Ecosystems

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Human Impacts on Ecology

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Ecological Change

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- Ecological Change
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Describing Evolution

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Which of the following best describes coevolution?
- The evolution of species and larger taxa
- The evolutionary process by which populations evolve to become distinct species
- The development of similar a trait in two different species that are not closely related, but also started off with a similar trait
- The change in allele frequencies within a population over a short period of time
- When two or more species affect each other's evolution through the process of natural selection
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One example of coevolution is parasites that are well adapted to take advantage of their host and hosts that are adapted to survive the parasite.
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Microevolution is observable because it occurs over a relatively short period of time
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Artificial selection is an example of a type of microevolution.
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Which of the following best describes macroevolution?
- The evolution of species and larger taxa
- The evolutionary process by which populations evolve to become distinct species
- The development of similar a trait in two different species that are not closely related, but also started off with a similar trait
- The change in allele frequencies within a population over a short period of time
- When two or more species affect each other's evolution through the process of natural selection
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Macroevolution is easily observable by scientists because it occurs over especially long periods of time.
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Parallel evolution is further evidence that similar selective pressures will lead to similar adaptations.
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Evidence of evolution can be observed on the molecular level (i.e. proteins).
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Which of the following best describes sympatric speciation?
- When new species evolve from populations in two different habitats that share a common border
- When new species evolve from two populations of the same species that became isolated from each other due to geographic changes
- When a new species is formed from an separate population that has become isolated
- When two groups of the same species live in the same location, but they evolve differently until they are two different species
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Hybridization can lead to speciation if the hybrid organism is reproductively isolated from both parent populations.
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