The Theory of Catastrophism

question 16

Multiple Choice

The theory of catastrophism

• A)was proposed by Lyell.
• B)indicates that a series of disasters necessitated separate acts of creation to replace species that became extinct.
• C)states that one worldwide disaster led to massive extinction and subsequent replacement by a new creation.
• D)held that after geologic events caused extinctions, the world was repopulated by the surviving species.
• E)has absolutely no basis in fact because extinctions just happen with no apparent patterns.

Recognize the chemistry behind peptide bond formation.

Differentiate between bonding interactions involved in protein tertiary structure.

Relate protein structure to its three-dimensional shape and function.

Identify the unique features of amino acids that contribute to protein diversity.

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Definitions:

Problem-Solving Style

Reflects the way a person gathers and evaluates information when solving problems and making decisions.

Information Gathering

The process of collecting data, facts, or insights from various sources to inform decisions, analyses, or understandings.

Stigma

A phenomenon whereby an individual is rejected as a result of an attribute that is deeply discredited by his or her society.

Type A Orientation

A behavioral pattern characterized by aggressive involvement in a chronic, incessant struggle to achieve more and more in less and less time, and if necessary, against the opposing efforts of other things or people.