Following a seemingly endless continuing education lecture to keep his broker license active, Erin O’Grady took a practice quiz to see if her preparations are on-track. A multiple-choice question asked about the components constituting the “bundle” of ownership rights in real estate. Here is the question – “The following is a complete list of the “bundle”:  right of disposition; right of control; right of exclusion; right of possession; right of enjoyment.” Ms. O’Grady should respond that statement is: (Select one answer only.)

As Giraffes were evolving, those which could reach leaves higher in trees had a selective advantage, thus eventually the population developed longer necks. This form of selection is an example of:

Alexey Kondrashov’s deleterious mutation hypothesis suggests that _____________ is selectively advantageous because it allows deleterious mutations to be dropped out of a population. 

Dominant and ____________ mutations which are beneficial to fitness take the least time to reach fixation within a population. (choose among the following answers)

Genetic bottlenecks and founder effect both…

The red queen hypothesis suggests that sexual reproduction has an advantage over asexual reproduction because the higher levels of variation produced are valuable when…

What reason is suggested by the Authors of the book as a reason why humans are one of the very few animals which has menopause?

Why is it that male seahorses are more picky about which females they mate with than males of most other animal species?

What bones of the ancestors of whales and the earliest whales indicate when they made the transition to a fully marine/aquatic habitat?

The evolution of the venomous bite known to be so common among venomous snakes represents…