What is the primary driving force behind evolution according to Darwin?
Mutation
Migration
Natural selection
Genetic drift
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Evolutionary biology is
The study of history of life forms on earth
Study of pedigrees of life forms on earth
Equivalent to demography
Equivalent to anthropology
Which of these provides evidence for evolution?
The amount of sunlight received by a location
The temperature of the Earth's core
The fossil record
The chemical composition of rocks
Industrial melanism is an example of
Directionalย selection
Balancing selection
Normalizing selecting
Disruptive selection
Who proposed that the first form of life come from preexisting non-living molecules?
Devries and Haldane
Louis Pasteur and Miller
Darwin & Lamarck
Oparin & Haldane
England in 1850s, i.e., before industrialization set in, it was observed that there were more white-winged moths on trees than dark-winged or melanised moths.
However, in the collection carried out from the same area, but after industrialization, i.e., in 1920, there more dark-winged moths in the same area, i.e., the proportion was reversed
Predict the possible reason for such change
Natural selection
Artificial selection
Conditional selection
Divergent selection
Organic evolution meansS
Cumulative change of living population
Progressive development of an organ
Development of different races
History of human races
In his groundbreaking experiment, S.L. Miller simulated early Earth conditions to synthesize organic molecules. Which gaseous mixture did he primarily use in his closed flask apparatus?
, , and water vapor
, , and water vapor
, , and water vapor
, , and water vapor
Which compound has very important role in prebiotic evolution?
NO
Continuity of germplasmโ theory was given by
Hugo de Vries
Weismann
Darwin
Lamarck
S.L. Miller's experiment provided evidence for the abiotic synthesis of organic monomers. Which of the following organic molecules were predominantly produced in his simulated early Earth environment?
Nucleic acids
Carbohydrates
Amino acids
Lipids