The Developmental Genes Bicoid and Zen Are Two Distinct Genes

question 70

Multiple Choice

The developmental genes bicoid and zen are two distinct genes, with different functions, that were derived from a relatively old gene duplication.They are thus

• A) paralogs.
• B) orthologs.
• C) not homologs.
• D) products of convergent evolution.
• E) products of concerted evolution.

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Definitions:

Fixed Input

A factor of production that cannot be easily increased or decreased in the short term, such as land or machinery.

Short Run

A period in which at least one input in the production process is fixed, limiting the ability of the firm to adjust production levels.

Variable Costs

Outlays that shift in tandem with the quantity of goods produced.

Long Run

A period sufficient for all inputs and production processes to be adjusted, including changing the scale of production facilities.