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ScienceIn which situation can both natural selection and genetic drift change the structure of a population?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Hard ScienceIf two populations develop different colours in different environments and remain isolated for a long time, what may happen later?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceWhich example best shows the relation between homologous organs and evolution in different directions?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceWhat is the usual meaning of close branches in an evolutionary tree?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceWhy is it wrong to call an organism backward in evolution just because it looks simple?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceWhat is the correct scientific meaning of similarity between humans and chimpanzees?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceWhy is it wrong to understand evolution as a ladder?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceWhy can deciding evolutionary relationships only by external similarity be misleading?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceBird wings and insect wings perform similar functions; yet why are they not homologous?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceOn what basis are the human arm and bat wing considered homologous?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceWhy are analogous organs not considered strong evidence of common ancestry?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceWhy do homologous organs indicate common ancestry?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceFossils are evidence of evolution but why do they not give complete information alone?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceHow does the order of fossil layers help in understanding evolution?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Medium ScienceWhy may isolation alone not be enough for speciation?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Hard ScienceTwo groups look very similar but cannot produce successful offspring with each other. What is this a strong sign of?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Hard ScienceHow does geographical isolation increase the possibility of forming a new species?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Hard ScienceWhen a new population starts from a few organisms and their traits become common in the whole population this can be linked to what?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Hard ScienceIf a trait becomes more common in a small isolated population without special advantage what can it be an example of?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Hard ScienceWhat is the most basic difference between genetic drift and natural selection?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 20Hard