TG EAMCET (EAPCET) Zoology Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)
Multiple Choice Questions - Organic Evolution
Multiple Choice Questions - Organic Evolution (TGEAPCET)
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141. Which of the following is considered one of the strongest pieces of evidence for biological evolution?
a) Fossil evidence
b) Genetic mutations
c) Human artificial selection
d) Artificial breeding
Answer: a) Fossil evidence
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142. Which theory of evolution suggests that organisms evolve by inheriting traits that are acquired during their lifetime?
a) Lamarckism
b) Darwinism
c) Mutation Theory
d) Modern Synthetic Theory
Answer: a) Lamarckism
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143. In Darwin’s theory of evolution, which of the following is a key mechanism that drives natural selection?
a) Overproduction of offspring
b) Genetic drift
c) Human intervention
d) Gene flow
Answer: a) Overproduction of offspring
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144. Kettlewell’s experiments on Biston betularia (peppered moth) are an example of:
a) Mutation theory
b) Natural selection
c) Adaptive radiation
d) Genetic recombination
Answer: b) Natural selection
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145. The Modern Synthetic Theory of Evolution combines the principles of Darwin’s theory with:
a) Mendelian genetics
b) Lamarckism
c) Gene flow
d) Hardy-Weinberg Law
Answer: a) Mendelian genetics
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146. Which of the following is an example of adaptive radiation?
a) Darwin’s finches
b) Kettlewell’s experiment on peppered moths
c) The development of antibiotic resistance in bacteria
d) The development of human races
Answer: a) Darwin’s finches
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147. The Hardy-Weinberg Law describes:
a) The role of mutations in evolution
b) The genetic equilibrium in populations
c) The inheritance of acquired characteristics
d) The process of natural selection
Answer: b) The genetic equilibrium in populations
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148. Speciation that occurs due to geographic isolation is known as:
a) Sympatric speciation
b) Allopatric speciation
c) Reproductive isolation
d) Genetic drift
Answer: b) Allopatric speciation
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149. Which of the following is an example of reproductive isolation in animals?
a) Geographical barriers preventing interbreeding
b) Mutation in a single gene
c) Genetic recombination during meiosis
d) The formation of new species due to gene flow
Answer: a) Geographical barriers preventing interbreeding
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150. The process of genetic drift is most significant in:
a) Large populations with high genetic variation
b) Small populations with low genetic variation
c) Organisms undergoing natural selection
d) Populations with constant gene flow
Answer: b) Small populations with low genetic variation
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