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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes why there are more long-term consequences (such as death) to a driver injured in a truck accident in a rural area than a driver injured in a truck accident in an urban area? (Select all that apply.)

• A) Rural drivers are more likely to speed over long distances than urban drivers.
• B) Rural drivers are not as skilled with vehicles as urban drivers, so they are more severely injured in a crash.
• C) The urban driver is taken immediately for care, whereas the rural driver might be injured on an isolated field and not found by anyone for hours.
• D) Urban drivers are more likely to use their seat belts than rural drivers.
• E) Urban drivers are probably rushed to an emergency department, whereas the rural driver lives far away from emergency services, often over bad roads and possibly through severe weather.
• F) Urban drivers trade their vehicles in rather frequently, whereas rural drivers keep their vehicles for as long as they can make them run, so the vehicles are much less roadworthy.

Grasp the structure and interpretation of phylogenetic trees, including the significance of nodes, roots, and sister species.

Identify examples of convergent evolution, evolutionary reversals, homoplasies, and synapomorphies.

Differentiate between ancestral and derived traits within a phylogeny.

Apply the principle of parsimony in selecting the best phylogenetic hypothesis.

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