Evolution - Evidences (Homology, Fossils, Embryology)
Biology · Grade 12 · Week 21 · 25 questions
In NEET and CBSE Grade 12, Evolution is an essential chapter exploring Evidences (Homology, Fossils, Embryology). Accurate, labelled diagrams from NCERT carry huge weight — practise them until you can draw from memory.
What you'll practise
- Get to grips with the key parts of Evolution: Evidences (Homology, Fossils, Embryology)
- Work through exam-style MCQs on Evolution
- Build confidence with NCERT exercise and exemplar problems
All 25 questions in this Evolution - Evidences (Homology, Fossils, Embryology) quiz
Grade 12 Biology — Evolution - Evidences (Homology, Fossils, Embryology): 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- Evidence for evolution includes:
- Homologous structures are:
- Examples of homologous structures include:
- Analogous structures are:
- Examples of analogous structures include:
- Vestigial structures are:
- Examples of vestigial structures in humans include:
- Fossils provide evidence for evolution by showing:
- Transitional fossils are:
- Archaeopteryx is important because it:
- The fossil record shows:
- Radiometric dating is used to:
- Carbon-14 dating is useful for:
- Comparative embryology shows that:
- Haeckel's biogenetic law suggests that:
- Pharyngeal pouches in vertebrate embryos indicate:
- Molecular evidence for evolution includes:
- DNA sequence similarity between species indicates:
- Human and chimpanzee DNA is approximately:
- Mitochondrial DNA evidence suggests:
- Pseudogenes are:
- Biogeographic distribution of species provides evidence that:
- Endemic species are:
- The Galapagos finches studied by Darwin show:
- Evidence from artificial selection demonstrates:
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