Wonderful Life: The Burgess Shale and the Nature of History Quiz | Two Week Quiz A

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Wonderful Life: The Burgess Shale and the Nature of History Quiz | Two Week Quiz A

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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through The Burgess Drama, Act 4. Completion and Codiication of an Argument: Naraoia and Aysheaia, 1977-1978..

Multiple Choice Questions

1. What compose eras?
(a) Times and Seasons.
(b) Periods.
(c) Advents and Periods.
(d) Epochs and Ages.

2. What pushed Whittington beyond the idea he struggled under?
(a) Yohoia.
(b) Wiwaxia.
(c) Marella.
(d) Opabinia.

3. What types did Whittingdon use to classify the new species?
(a) Mollusk types.
(b) Regenerative types.
(c) Arthropod types.
(d) Cilial types.

4. What did Walcott do for science by collecting and cataloging tens of thousands of new species?
(a) Betrayed his own principles.
(b) Greatly served the aims and goals of science.
(c) Completely revamped scientific studies.
(d) Betrayed science's aims.

5. The Burgess fauna follow the beginning of what era?
(a) Mesozoic Era.
(b) Paleozoic Era.
(c) Maleozoic Era.
(d) Pezozoic Era.

Short Answer Questions

1. What years did Whittington work on Naraoia and Aysheaia?

2. How did the Burgess Shale's mysteries become apparent?

3. What part did Whittington dissect of Opabinia?

4. Which fossils was Whittington an expert of?

5. Who discovered Harry Whittington's analysis of fauna decades later?

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