The two major patterns proposed by Darwin are: 1) species change over time, and 2) species give rise to new species True O False WWW

Jean-Baptiste Lamarck’s model for large-scale evolutionary change involved: dynamic, monophyletic, branching speciation dynamic, polyphyletic, non-branching speciation static, monophyletic, branching speciation static, monophyletic, non-branching speciation static, polyphyletic, branching speciation

The main idea behind Darwin’s theory of natural selection was Group of answer choices a. Competition for space between the individuals will limit a population b. Individuals pass on acquired characteristics to their offspring c. Individuals with advantageous adaptations are more likely to out-produce those lacking that adaptation d. Populations adapt over time

Both Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace acknowledged the influence of the economist Thomas Malthus in the development of their ideas about natural selection. Specifically, Malthus's ideas about geometric population growth implied that: only the largest and strongest individuals would survive survival of the fittest resources in every generation would be limited organisms should have as many offspring as possible organisms should have a few, very fit offspring who can compete for scarce resources

Dog breeders use selective breeding, also called artificial selection, to maintain a closed genetic lineage, and produce offspring with desirable traits. This violates which Hardy-Weinberg condition? a reproduction b no mutation c random mating d no natural selection

According to Darwin, is variation among individuals commonplace or rate within a population?

Cana a change in the physical enviroment of a population result in evolution by natural slection?(hint: remember the peppered moth's camouflage and color changes of tree bark due to pollution)

Darwin was fascinated by domesticated species, particularly the different varieties of pigeons. List two conclusions he obtained from studies of domesticated species.