24. We discussed that in HIV strains there is a correlation between virulence and transmission. Did we see this in strains of SARS- CoV-2? A) Yes, strains of COVID that are more virulent are also more transmissible. B) No, COVID strains that are more virulent are less efficient in transmission. (2) No, COVID strains that are less virulent are more efficient in transmission. (D) No, a clear pattern of virulence and transmission is not seen among COVID strains. 32. The proboscis length of the Soapberry Bug has gotten smaller in historic times. We looked at evidence that support: A) this is a response to artificial selection B) this is in response to temperature changes, bugs raised in warmer environments are smaller. C) is an effect of Wolbachia infections. D) the change is in response to adaptations for a new, introduced food source. 33. The classic experiments of Luria and Delbuck were designed to support: A) Mutations were induced by the application of bacteriophages. B) Mutations happen randomly in populations. E) Mutations happen faster if selection pressure is applied. D) Mutations happen in response to selection. .