Biological Evolution
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346335 In which respect does Darwin's theory is wrong?

1 Survival of the fittest
2 Arrival of the fittest
3 High efficiency of reproduction
4 Origin of species
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346336 By the statement 'survival of the fittest', Darwin meant that:

1 The strongest of all species survives
2 The most intelligent of the species survives
3 The cleverest of the species survives
4 The most adaptable of the species to changes survives
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346337 Which one of the following phenomena supports Darwins concept of natural selection in organic evolution?

1 Production of Dolly the sheep by cloning
2 Development of transgenic animals
3 Development of organs from stem cells for organ transplantation
4 Prevalence of pesticide resistant insects
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346338 Lamarck explained his use and disuse theory with the example of

1 Marsupians
2 Giraffee
3 Finches
4 Tortoise
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346339 Darwin's and Lamarck's theories of evolution both suggest that

1 Earth is 6000 years old
2 The main mechanism of evolution is the inheritance of acquired character
3 The interaction of organisms with their environment is important in the evolutionary process
4 Species are fixed
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346335 In which respect does Darwin's theory is wrong?

1 Survival of the fittest
2 Arrival of the fittest
3 High efficiency of reproduction
4 Origin of species
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346336 By the statement 'survival of the fittest', Darwin meant that:

1 The strongest of all species survives
2 The most intelligent of the species survives
3 The cleverest of the species survives
4 The most adaptable of the species to changes survives
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346337 Which one of the following phenomena supports Darwins concept of natural selection in organic evolution?

1 Production of Dolly the sheep by cloning
2 Development of transgenic animals
3 Development of organs from stem cells for organ transplantation
4 Prevalence of pesticide resistant insects
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346338 Lamarck explained his use and disuse theory with the example of

1 Marsupians
2 Giraffee
3 Finches
4 Tortoise
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346339 Darwin's and Lamarck's theories of evolution both suggest that

1 Earth is 6000 years old
2 The main mechanism of evolution is the inheritance of acquired character
3 The interaction of organisms with their environment is important in the evolutionary process
4 Species are fixed
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BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346335 In which respect does Darwin's theory is wrong?

1 Survival of the fittest
2 Arrival of the fittest
3 High efficiency of reproduction
4 Origin of species
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346336 By the statement 'survival of the fittest', Darwin meant that:

1 The strongest of all species survives
2 The most intelligent of the species survives
3 The cleverest of the species survives
4 The most adaptable of the species to changes survives
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346337 Which one of the following phenomena supports Darwins concept of natural selection in organic evolution?

1 Production of Dolly the sheep by cloning
2 Development of transgenic animals
3 Development of organs from stem cells for organ transplantation
4 Prevalence of pesticide resistant insects
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346338 Lamarck explained his use and disuse theory with the example of

1 Marsupians
2 Giraffee
3 Finches
4 Tortoise
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346339 Darwin's and Lamarck's theories of evolution both suggest that

1 Earth is 6000 years old
2 The main mechanism of evolution is the inheritance of acquired character
3 The interaction of organisms with their environment is important in the evolutionary process
4 Species are fixed
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346335 In which respect does Darwin's theory is wrong?

1 Survival of the fittest
2 Arrival of the fittest
3 High efficiency of reproduction
4 Origin of species
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346336 By the statement 'survival of the fittest', Darwin meant that:

1 The strongest of all species survives
2 The most intelligent of the species survives
3 The cleverest of the species survives
4 The most adaptable of the species to changes survives
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346337 Which one of the following phenomena supports Darwins concept of natural selection in organic evolution?

1 Production of Dolly the sheep by cloning
2 Development of transgenic animals
3 Development of organs from stem cells for organ transplantation
4 Prevalence of pesticide resistant insects
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346338 Lamarck explained his use and disuse theory with the example of

1 Marsupians
2 Giraffee
3 Finches
4 Tortoise
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346339 Darwin's and Lamarck's theories of evolution both suggest that

1 Earth is 6000 years old
2 The main mechanism of evolution is the inheritance of acquired character
3 The interaction of organisms with their environment is important in the evolutionary process
4 Species are fixed
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346335 In which respect does Darwin's theory is wrong?

1 Survival of the fittest
2 Arrival of the fittest
3 High efficiency of reproduction
4 Origin of species
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346336 By the statement 'survival of the fittest', Darwin meant that:

1 The strongest of all species survives
2 The most intelligent of the species survives
3 The cleverest of the species survives
4 The most adaptable of the species to changes survives
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346337 Which one of the following phenomena supports Darwins concept of natural selection in organic evolution?

1 Production of Dolly the sheep by cloning
2 Development of transgenic animals
3 Development of organs from stem cells for organ transplantation
4 Prevalence of pesticide resistant insects
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346338 Lamarck explained his use and disuse theory with the example of

1 Marsupians
2 Giraffee
3 Finches
4 Tortoise
BIOXII07:EVOLUTION

346339 Darwin's and Lamarck's theories of evolution both suggest that

1 Earth is 6000 years old
2 The main mechanism of evolution is the inheritance of acquired character
3 The interaction of organisms with their environment is important in the evolutionary process
4 Species are fixed