According to the film, Your Inner Monkey, grasping hands evolved: A. to allow grooming for social bonding B. to allow access to foods on outer branches of trees C. to allow tool making D. to allow brachiation

What is the function of the finger-like appendages that form part of a gurnard’s pectoral fins?   A. They form an important part of sexual display   B. They are important for swimming   C. They are used to walk along the sea floor   D. They are used to feel substrate, searching for prey

According to "The Life and Death of a Neanderthal (Shanidar 1)”, what did Neanderthals eat? What plants did they eat and what animals might they have hunted?    A.Woolly rhinos, mammoths, straight tusked elephants B.Fruits, seeds and grasses C.Grubs and insects D.All of the above

What senses should be used when making observations?   a. Sight   b. Smell   c. Taste   d. Touch

What function do the webbed feet of a duck and the hooves of a horse have in common?   A. The both help the animals blend in with their environment.   B. They both help the animals to move in their environment.   C. The both help the animals burrow for shelter.   D. They both help to keep the animals warm.

Which of the following is true about the evolution of sensory bias?   a. The sensory perception being exploited must have evolved before the exploitative trait   b. The evolution of sensory bias provides direct benefits to the female   c. The trait exploiting the sensory system can evolve before the sensory system.    d. Sensory bias only occurs in animals with sight or sound.

In the paper by John Endler about colored spots in guppies, Endler finds that Select one: a.female guppies become more colorful in the presence of predators. b.female guppies become less colorful in the presence of predators. c.male guppies become less colorful in the presence of predators. d.male guppies become more colorful in the presence of predators. e.No change in color occurs in both male and female guppies, providing an example of a population at Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.

Which primates have the most anatomical and physiological digestive specializations?  a. Lemurs  b. Gibbons  c. Gorillas  d. Tarsiers  e. Colobine monkeys

The training of animals usually involves ________. a. imprinting b. classical conditioning c. operant conditioning d. cognitive learning

What's the most fundamental basis for animal behavior? A. Neurotransmitters B. Activation or deactivation of neural pathways C. Hormones D. Genetics