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Important Questions on Evolution

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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 29 - Evolution>Assignment>Q 12
The most significant change in human evolution is regarded as
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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 29 - Evolution>Assignment>Q 13
Data from experimental survey in India suggests that, weight of new borns, ranges between 2kg to 5kg but majority of surviving new borns are around 3kg in weight. Which of the following is correct for such type of natural selection when the graph is plotted between number of surviving babies and their weight?
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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 29 - Evolution>Assignment>Q 14
Which among the following is most likely the earliest event according to chemical theory of origin of life?
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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 29 - Evolution>Assignment>Q 15
When more than one adaptive radiation appeared to have occurred in different isolated geographical areas exhibiting similar environmental pressures, one can call this as
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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 29 - Evolution>Assignment>Q 16
The tendency of a large population to remain in genetic equilibrium can be disturbed by
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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 29 - Evolution>Assignment>Q 17
During industrialisations in England, the black coloured peppered moth became dominant over the light coloured form. This is an example of 
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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 29 - Evolution>Assignment>Q 18
Random, non-directional changes in gene frequencies within small populations that occur by chance or accidents are referred to as
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Gamma Question Bank for Medical Biology>Chapter 29 - Evolution>Assignment>Q 19
The presence of embryonic features such as tail and gill slits, in the embryo of all vertebrates supports the theory of