A Successfully Intelligent Person Learns from Failures by

question 6

Multiple Choice

A successfully intelligent person learns from failures by

• A)looking for someone to blame.
• B)focusing on past mistakes.
• C)covering up disappointment.
• D)analyzing what went wrong and making a new plan.

Recognize the role of gene duplication in the acquisition of new gene functions.

Identify mechanisms that influence gene and genome evolution, like biased gene conversion and unequal crossing over.

Apply knowledge of molecular evolution and phylogenetics to evolutionary biology and biotechnology.

Understand the processes and implications of convergent evolution.

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