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Froggy Jumps Frog questVersión en línea a chapter 11 review game meant to test the players understanding of Lemarckism and Natural Slection! por Casey 1 our frog was born with the same coloration that allowed its parents to avoid predation. this is a Natural selection b Lamarckism c 2 this frog has lost a toe, but it doesn't seem to affect its locomotion much at all. will this trait be passed down? a yes b no c 3 this frog has, through practice, become a very good swimmer! while this may help its survivability, which theory falsely claims it will pass this acquired skill to its offspring? a Lemarckism b Natural selection c 4 about fifty years ago in this wetland, a disease wiped out many of the frogs previously living here. now the frogs present exhibit a somewhat limited gene pool. under which theory and which effect would this phenomena be considered? a Lemarckism - Bottleneck effect b Natural selection - Founders effect c Natural selection - Bottleneck effect 5 this frog possesses traces of a vestigial tail that neither of its parents did, which also is a benefit to its swimming. this mutation is a beneficial trait that it was born with, categorizing it under a Lemarckism b Natural selection c 6 due to this frog's preference for swimming, this frogs skills at jumping is diminished (this game not withstanding). this theory would say its inherit jumping skills wouldn't pass down to its offspring a Lemarckism b Natural selection c 7 Yikes! a heron just snapped up this frog's friend. our frog escaped due to its tail assisted swimming. if this trait helps it to procreate and its children develop it as well, this would be a Natural selection b Lemarckism c 8 100 years ago, a single very successful frog came to this wetland and became the ancestor of nearly every modern frog here today. the theory and effect this would be called is a Natural selection - Bottleneck effect b Natural selection - Founder's effect c Lemarckism - Founder's effect 9 Final question! this frog is finally about to mate, and lucky for it another has decided its size and color is adequate. while diet and activity both contributed towards its current condition, its patterns were inherited by its parents. this is a Natural selection b Lemarckism c

Froggy Jumps

Frog questVersión en línea

a chapter 11 review game meant to test the players understanding of Lemarckism and Natural Slection!

por Casey

our frog was born with the same coloration that allowed its parents to avoid predation. this is

Natural selection

Lamarckism

this frog has lost a toe, but it doesn't seem to affect its locomotion much at all. will this trait be passed down?

yes

this frog has, through practice, become a very good swimmer! while this may help its survivability, which theory falsely claims it will pass this acquired skill to its offspring?

Lemarckism

Natural selection

about fifty years ago in this wetland, a disease wiped out many of the frogs previously living here. now the frogs present exhibit a somewhat limited gene pool. under which theory and which effect would this phenomena be considered?

Lemarckism - Bottleneck effect

Natural selection - Founders effect

Natural selection - Bottleneck effect

this frog possesses traces of a vestigial tail that neither of its parents did, which also is a benefit to its swimming. this mutation is a beneficial trait that it was born with, categorizing it under

Lemarckism

Natural selection

due to this frog's preference for swimming, this frogs skills at jumping is diminished (this game not withstanding). this theory would say its inherit jumping skills wouldn't pass down to its offspring

Lemarckism

Natural selection

Yikes! a heron just snapped up this frog's friend. our frog escaped due to its tail assisted swimming. if this trait helps it to procreate and its children develop it as well, this would be

Natural selection

Lemarckism

100 years ago, a single very successful frog came to this wetland and became the ancestor of nearly every modern frog here today. the theory and effect this would be called is

Natural selection - Bottleneck effect

Natural selection - Founder's effect

Lemarckism - Founder's effect

Final question! this frog is finally about to mate, and lucky for it another has decided its size and color is adequate. while diet and activity both contributed towards its current condition, its patterns were inherited by its parents. this is

Natural selection

Lemarckism

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Frog questVersión en línea

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our frog was born with the same coloration that allowed its parents to avoid predation. this is

this frog has lost a toe, but it doesn't seem to affect its locomotion much at all. will this trait be passed down?

this frog has, through practice, become a very good swimmer! while this may help its survivability, which theory falsely claims it will pass this acquired skill to its offspring?

about fifty years ago in this wetland, a disease wiped out many of the frogs previously living here. now the frogs present exhibit a somewhat limited gene pool. under which theory and which effect would this phenomena be considered?

this frog possesses traces of a vestigial tail that neither of its parents did, which also is a benefit to its swimming. this mutation is a beneficial trait that it was born with, categorizing it under

due to this frog's preference for swimming, this frogs skills at jumping is diminished (this game not withstanding). this theory would say its inherit jumping skills wouldn't pass down to its offspring

Yikes! a heron just snapped up this frog's friend. our frog escaped due to its tail assisted swimming. if this trait helps it to procreate and its children develop it as well, this would be

100 years ago, a single very successful frog came to this wetland and became the ancestor of nearly every modern frog here today. the theory and effect this would be called is

Final question! this frog is finally about to mate, and lucky for it another has decided its size and color is adequate. while diet and activity both contributed towards its current condition, its patterns were inherited by its parents. this is

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