| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Version of a gene for genetic diversity. | Allele | 80%
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| Death of all members of a species. | Extinction | 60%
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| Way to show show ancestry of different organisms. Also known as a cladogram. | Phylogenetic Tree | 60%
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| Group of organisms that includes the ancestor and all descendants. | Clade | 40%
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| Shown as a truncated line on a phylogenetic tree. | Extinct Species | 40%
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| Remains of once living things. | Fossils | 40%
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| Where lines on a phylogenetic tree meet, signifies a common ancestor between species/groups of organisms. | Node | 40%
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| Group of individuals in the same species that interbreed. Multiple of these are possible within a species. | Population | 40%
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| Uses constant decay of radioactive atoms to measure the age of material. | Radiometric Dating | 40%
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| When there is enough evolution that individuals in different populations can no longer reproduce, and aren't the same species. | Speciation | 40%
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| Can reproduce and have viable offspring. Same genome. Uses DNA sequences to confirm relationships between multiple types of these. | Species | 40%
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| Anatomy or shape of the organism. Compares the shape of different organisms. | Comparative Morphology | 20%
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| Comparing base sequences of genetic material. | Comparative Sequence Analysis | 20%
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| Change in the frequency of an allele in a population. | Mutation | 0%
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