Practice question
Question
Column A lists names of evolutionary biologists and column B lists descriptions of evolutionary mechanisms proposed by them in random order Column-A Column-B A. Jean Beptiste Lamarck (i) Variation at the molecular level is selectively neutral B. Charles Darwin (ii) Inheritance of acquired characters C. Motoo kimura (iii) Differential reproduction of genotypes D. Sewall Wright (iv) Changes in allele frequency due to random genetic drift
Explanation
In column a lists names of evolutionary biologists, A- (ii), B-(iii), C- ( i ), p - (iv ) represents established outcome. functional assays confirms option B (A- (ii), B-(iii), C- ( i ), p ) as correct, while alternatives misstate substrate or regulatory direction, contradicting textbook data.
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