A) Green coloration is a synapomorphy of the clade consisting of species E, F, and G.
B) Red coloration is a syapomorphy of the clade consisting of species A, B, C, and D.
C) Red coloration evolved more than once in this group.
D) Red coloration is ancestral.
E) Green coloration evolved more than once in this group.
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A) A change from A to G
B) A change from G to A
C) A change from T to A
D) A change from C to T
E) All of the changes are equally likely.
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A) among very similar species.
B) within the same genus.
C) among organisms that live in the same locality.
D) relationships among prokaryotic organisms that diverged recently.
E) between different phyla.
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A) Species A and D both having stripe 1
B) Species E and F both lacking stripe 1
C) Species E and G both lacking stripe 2
D) Species A and G both lacking stripe 3
E) Species E and G both being green
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A) Rapid rate of evolution
B) Slow rate of evolution
C) Constant rate of evolution
D) Transitions evolving more readily than transversions
E) Transversions evolving more readily than transitions
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A) They are distinct from clades.
B) They include all descendants of the common ancestor of the members of the group.
C) Exactly two "cuts" are required to remove a monophyletic group from a phylogenetic tree.
D) At least three "cuts" are required to remove a monophyletic group from a phylogenetic tree.
E) They are equivalent to paraphyletic groups.
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A) Taxonomy
B) Systematics
C) Parsimony
D) Synapomorphy
E) Homoplasy
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A) monophyletic; monophyletic
B) monophyletic; paraphyletic
C) paraphyletic; monophyletic
D) polyphyletic; monophyletic
E) polyphyletic; paraphyletic
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A) an evolutionary reversal; homoplasy
B) an evolutionary reversal; synapomorphy
C) convergent evolution; homoplasy
D) convergent evolution; synapomorphy
E) convergent evolution; evolutionary reversal
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A) Tree A
B) Tree B
C) Tree C
D) Tree D
E) Tree E
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A) monophyletic; monophyletic
B) monophyletic; paraphyletic
C) monophyletic; polyphyletic
D) paraphyletic; monophyletic
E) paraphyletic; paraphyletic
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A) one
B) two
C) three
D) four
E) at least five
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A) Families are composed of groups of genera.
B) Groups of families fit into orders.
C) A "family" in one group must be roughly equivalent (in number of genera) to a "family" in another group.
D) Family names are not written in italics.
E) Family names are based on the name of a member genus.
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A) evolved after feathers.
B) were absent in the common ancestor of crocodiles and pigeons.
C) are a synapomorphy uniting pigeons and crocodiles.
D) evolved before scales.
E) were present in the common ancestor of lizards and pigeons.
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A) notion of a molecular clock.
B) maximum likelihood principle.
C) sensory exploitation hypothesis.
D) principle of homoplasy.
E) parsimony principle.
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A) increasing.
B) constant.
C) decreasing.
D) one change per million years.
E) zero.
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