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ScienceWhat is the strongest basis for considering a bird wing and an insect wing analogous?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceWhat caution do analogous organs teach us in the study of evolution?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Hard ScienceWhat is the main evolutionary indication when comparing the human hand and a bat wing?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceWhy are homologous organs considered evidence of evolution even when their functions differ?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceWhat general conclusion can be made about the relative age of a fossil found in a deeper rock layer?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceDespite their incomplete availability, why are fossils considered evidence of evolution?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceWhy can genetic drift have a strong effect in a small population?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Hard ScienceWhat is the best basis for distinguishing natural selection from genetic drift?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Hard ScienceWhy is better survival of green insects on green leaves an example of natural selection?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceIf a trait helps survival but does not pass to offspring, why will its contribution to evolution remain limited?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceIn natural selection, the usefulness of a trait depends on what?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceWhat is the most correct genetic reason why an athlete’s strong muscles do not pass directly to offspring?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceWhy can it be wrong to treat acquired traits as a permanent basis of evolution?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceWhy is it not enough to merely memorise 9:3:3:1 in a dihybrid cross?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Hard ScienceAppearance of a recessive trait proves what?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceIf a plant appears tall but also carries information for dwarfness, how can a dwarf plant appear among its offspring?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceEven if only the tall trait appears in the first generation, why can the dwarf trait not be considered destroyed?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceIf gametes do not provide half the chromosome number in every generation, what will be the biggest long-term problem?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceWhich feature of gametes is necessary to keep the chromosome number normal after fertilisation?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium ScienceHow should the relation between a gene and a trait be understood most correctly?Class 10World of LivingHeredity and EvolutionLevel 19Medium