Q1. The diagram shows how the number of species in different vertebrate groups changed between 400 million years ago and 5 million years ago.

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Q. The diagram shows how the number of species in different vertebrate groups changed between 400 million years ago and 5 million years ago. The wider a block is, the more species there are. (a) Which group had most species 200 million years ago? () To which group are birds most closely related? () (c) Complete the following sentence. A study of fossils gives evidence for the theory of... () (Total 3 marks) Page of 2

Q2. The theory of evolution via natural selection was proposed by Darwin. (a) Explain how evolution occurs via natural selection. (4) Darwin s theory was only gradually accepted. Give two reasons why.... 2... (2) (Total 6 marks) Q3. (a) Explain, as fully as you can, how natural selection leads to evolution. (3) Page 2 of 2

Most penguins live in cold climates. The modern penguin best adapted for cold conditions is the emperor penguin. Scientists have found fossils of a giant penguin which they have called Icadyptes. The diagram shows how the size of modern penguins compares with Icadyptes. The scientists were surprised to discover that Icadyptes lived in warm seas at a time when the Earth s climate was much warmer than it is now. Explain why the scientists were surprised that Icadyptes lived in warm seas. (2) (Total 5 marks) Page 3 of 2

Q4. The diagram shows an evolutionary tree for a group of animals called primates. The names of extinct animals are printed in italics e.g. Nycticeboides. The drawings show animals that are alive today. Illustration by Lucrezia Beerli-Bieler (a) (i) How many million years ago did Karanisia first appear?... millions of years ago. () (ii) During which geological period did the Apes and Monkeys begin to evolve?.. () (iii) Which group of primates alive today are the closest relatives of the Lorises?.. () Page 4 of 2

Darwin was the first scientist to state that humans and other primates had common ancestors. Many people were against Darwin s ideas at that time. Give two reasons why they were against his ideas.... 2... (2) (Total 5 marks) Q5. (a) What does the theory of evolution state? (2) Daphnia are microscopic water fleas. Midge larvae prey on Daphnia. The midge larvae release a hormone into the water. Daphnia respond to these hormones by growing larger protective helmet -like structures Scientists were surprised to observe that the offspring of Daphnia females who had been exposed to these hormones always had larger helmets than offspring whose mothers had never been exposed to the hormones. The offspring with the large helmets went on to produce offspring with large helmets. Explain why the scientists observations seem to contradict the theory of natural selection. (2) (Total 4 marks) Page 5 of 2

Q6. Giraffes feed on the leaves of trees and other plants in areas of Africa. They are adapted, through evolution, to survive in their environment. (a) Use the information in the picture to give one way in which the giraffe is adapted to its environment. () Explain how Jean-Baptiste Lamarck (744 829) accounted for the evolution of the long neck in giraffes. (3) (c) Another scientist, August Weismann (834-94) wanted to check Lamarck s explanation. To do this he cut off the tails of a number of generations of mice and looked at the offspring. His results did not support Lamarck s theory. Explain why. (2) Page 6 of 2

(d) Explain how Charles Darwin (809 882) accounted for the evolution of the long neck in giraffes. (4) (Total 0 marks) Page 7 of 2

M. (a) amphibians reptiles (c) evolution accept natural selection [3] M2. (a) organisms within species may show variation because mutation(s) occur in individuals this results in the individuals with characteristics most suited to the environment being more likely to survive / to breed as a consequence the genes that have enabled these individuals to survive are passed on to the next generation any two from the theory undermined the idea that God made all the animals and plants that live on earth there was insufficient evidence at the time the mechanism of inheritance / variation was not yet known 2 [6] M3. (a) variation / mutation individuals with characteristics most suited to environment survive allow survival of the fittest genes passed to next generation or these individuals reproduce Page 8 of 2

any two from: similar in size to Emperor penguin or bigger than all penguins large size is adaptation to cold climate since less heat loss per unit of body volume or smaller surface area / volume ratio 2 [5] M4. (a) (i) 40 42 (ii) (iii) Palaeocene bush babies any two from: religious objections insufficient evidence allow could not prove ignore no evidence mechanism of heredity not known 2 [5] M5. (a) present day organisms have evolved from simpler organisms ignore answers in terms of natural selection over long periods of time or millions / billions of years Page 9 of 2

(natural selection operates on successful) characteristics produced by chance / (random) mutation in this experiment caused by hormones / environment allow this example indicates inheritance of acquired characteristics for 2 marks allow this is Lamarckism only for mark [4] M6. (a) long neck or legs change in environment or reaching for food or stretching led to more use of neck (and legs) [] use led to increased size or characteristic acquired during lifetime [] this characteristic was passed to offspring [] 3 (c) phenotypic changes do not affect genotype or genes [] acquired characteristics are not passed to offspring or the offspring were bom with tails or inheritance has to be genetic [] 2 (d) one mark awarded for each of the following general points: variation exists in all populations or mutation occurred [] or if written specific to giraffes: all giraffes are different or reference to short necked giraffes[] 4 some individuals will have an advantage in certain areas or will be better adapted or there is survival of fittest [] taller giraffes or those with longer necks will have an advantage in being able to reach high vegetation or there is survival of fittest [] Page 0 of 2

advantaged individuals breed more or are more successful [] these giraffes will breed more or will be more successful [] the genes or units of heredity or DNA of these individuals are passed on [] (look for idea of genetic information being passed on) the genes or units of heredity or DNA of these giraffes are passed on [] [0] Page of 2

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