25. What type of fossil is the above image of this fish? A) amber B) freezing C) natural molds and casts D) permineralization and replacement E) trace fossils

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25. What type of fossil is the above image of this fish?
A) amber
B) freezing
C) natural molds and casts
D) permineralization and replacement
E) trace fossils
Transcribed Image Text:25. What type of fossil is the above image of this fish? A) amber B) freezing C) natural molds and casts D) permineralization and replacement E) trace fossils
Which of the following is NOT true about mutation?
A) third-position codon mutations are less likely to be removed by natural selection, compared to
first- or second-position
B) non-synonymous substitutions are more likely to be removed from populations compared to
synonymous substitutions
C) Mutations arise in response to pressures of natural selection
D) A nonsense mutation is more likely to be removed by natural selection compared to a
synonymous mutation
Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following is NOT true about mutation? A) third-position codon mutations are less likely to be removed by natural selection, compared to first- or second-position B) non-synonymous substitutions are more likely to be removed from populations compared to synonymous substitutions C) Mutations arise in response to pressures of natural selection D) A nonsense mutation is more likely to be removed by natural selection compared to a synonymous mutation
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