In the future, a planetary crisis such as severe global climate change may force human kind to
travel across the galaxy looking for a new home. Suppose in the year 2317 , a group of 507
humen pioneers colonize a very distant and arid planet, Diaptomus Prime. This population has
native life forms. In a population of native Diaptomus Primians, long antennae exhibit complete
dominance over the short variety. The alletes that regulate antennoe length are L (long) and I
(short). In a popolation of Oisptomus Primians wich a total of 100 indlviduals, 9 have short and
91 have long antennae. Assume this population functions like life on Earth and is in Hardy-
Weinberg equilibrium at the antennoe locus. indlviduals with antenese of different lengths seem
to have the same fitness. What percentage of the populaton are homozygous dominant? a. 0.49 b.
49% 975 at\%.
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A toothcomb, rhinarium or moist nose, and vertical clinging and leaping locomotion, is
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monkeys. The first primates probably evolved from primitive that lived before the Cenozoic era.
Birds insectivories grassland herbivories hominoids marine mammals Continental drift refers
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movement of the continents over time. the movement of species from one continent to another
in pursuit of gene flow over large continental regions, the result of population movements. a
dance step performed by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers during the Mooene.
Solution
Ans 16. \'c\' is the correct answer.
Explanation: The given characteristics of are strepsirhines; and the best examples of strepsirhines
are lemurs and loris.
Ans 17. \'d\' is the correct answer.
Explanation: Hominoids were the great apes which lived before Cenozoic era. First primates
evolved in early Paleocene from these.
Ans 18. a
Continental drift refers to movement of continents on Earth. Option \'a\' gives the statement of
continental drift theory..
A toothcomb, rhinarium or moist nose, and vertical clinging and leapi.pdfneerajsachdeva33
A toothcomb, rhinarium or moist nose, and vertical clinging and leaping locomotion, is
characteristic of apes savannah baboons. prosimians such as lorises and lemurs. New World
monkeys. The first primates probably evolved from primitive that lived before the Cenozoic era.
Birds insectivories grassland herbivories hominoids marine mammals Continental drift refers
to the movement and masses on top of a partially moiten layer of the earth\'s mantle, resulting in
movement of the continents over time. the movement of species from one continent to another
in pursuit of gene flow over large continental regions, the result of population movements. a
dance step performed by Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers during the Mooene.
Solution
Ans 16. \'c\' is the correct answer.
Explanation: The given characteristics of are strepsirhines; and the best examples of strepsirhines
are lemurs and loris.
Ans 17. \'d\' is the correct answer.
Explanation: Hominoids were the great apes which lived before Cenozoic era. First primates
evolved in early Paleocene from these.
Ans 18. a
Continental drift refers to movement of continents on Earth. Option \'a\' gives the statement of
continental drift theory..
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