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Remaining Time: 59 minutes, 37 seconds. Question Completion Status: QUESTION1 Morphological Divergence involves changes from the body form of a common ancestor (produces homologous structures)? O True False QUESTION 2 Which of the following is not an example of homologous characters? A. Wings of bats and arms of primates O B. Legs of domestic dogs and legs of domestic cats ° C. Eyes of insects and eyes of mammals 0 D. It's a trick question: all of the above are examples of homologous characters QUESTION 3 The evolutionary definition for the term fitness is? O How well individuals survive and reproduce compared to other individuals of the same species O B. How well individuals survive compared to other individuals of a different species Click Save and Submit to save and submit. Click Save All Answers to save all onswers

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Ans 1) True

In the morphological divergence, there is a change is morphology from the common ancestor. It is when one species adapts in different ways so that it is able to adapt to the environment and the divergence make it different from its ancestors.

2) D) All of them are homologous.

Homologous structures are those which have undergone convergent evolution. They appear different in different animals but have common anatomical descent.

Ans 3) a) How well individual survive and reproduce compared to other individuals of same species

The fitness in evolutionary terms means the ability of the organism to survive and how well it is able to reproduce amongst the same species.

Ans 5) Population/individual

The natural selection process occurs on a complete population but it has evolutionary consequence on the individuals. This means the individuals which are fit are selected naturally for the survival in the survival of the fittest.

Ans 6) Taxonomy

It is the branch of science which deals with the classification of the organisms based on their characteristics.