What Was One of the Observations Darwin Made in the Galapagos

question 11

Multiple Choice

What was one of the observations Darwin made in the Galapagos Islands?

• A)species on the island shared similarities to species on the adjacent mainland but with some distinct differences
• B)species on the island did not have counterparts on the adjacent mainland as if they were separately created
• C)species on the island were identical to species on the adjacent mainland but much smaller
• D)there were no differences between species on the island and species on the adjacent mainland

Understand the impacts of cultural differences on motivation theories.

Recognize the role of equity theory in motivation and the tactics it suggests.

Identify the needs that vary in their relationship with autonomous motivation across cultures.

Understand how motivation theories translate across cultures.

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Definitions:

Morphologically Resemble

To share physical similarities in form and structure with another species or entity.

Common Ancestor

An ancestor that two or more descendants have in common, from which they have diverged through the process of evolution.

Synapsids

A lineage of tetrapods that emerged 300 million years ago and gave rise to mammals. Synapsids can be distinguished from other tetrapods by the presence of a pair of openings in the skull behind the eyes, known as the temporal fenestrae.

Million Years Ago

A term used in geology and anthropology to denote a period of time in the distant past, often in reference to the age of fossils or earth formations.