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Sexual selection, a mechanism of evolution that can drive the appearance of bright feathers and elaborate horns, is often assu
Sexual selection, a mechanism of evolution that can drive the appearance of bright feathers and elaborate horns, is often assu
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2022-02-15
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问题
Sexual selection, a mechanism of evolution that can drive the appearance of bright feathers and elaborate horns, is often assumed to operate largely among males.【B1】________a fresh look at the data suggests it is more widespread among females than many researchers【B2】________
It was Charles Darwin who【B3】________suggested that males often compete【B4】________other males for females to mate with-which he argued could help explain why, for instance, some male birds have【B5】________bright plumage【B6】________this makes them a more obvious【B7】________for predators.
More recently, biologists have begun to realize that sexual selection【B8】________widely among females too, although Tim Janicke at the Centre for Functional and Evolutionary Ecology in France and his colleagues say it is still assumed to be a【B9】________peculiarity.
Now, Janicke and his colleagues have【B10】________evidence of female-orientated sexual selection in 72 species across the animal kingdom from scientific literature【B11】________between 2015 and 2020. They say the analysis suggests that【B12】________for mates in females should be considered the【B13】________
" We believe that our view of how we see sex differences in【B14】________, and also sexual selection in particular, is still very【B15】________towards males," says Janicke.
The analysis shows evidence of female sexual selection in a broad【B16】________of animals.【B17】________, in various species of pike, it is the female that is more colorful, with more【B18】________to attract mates. And in some tropical wading birds, such as jacanas, females fight each other【B19】________the attention of the highest quality male. The researchers invite investigators to spend more time studying such behavior in females.
" Sexual selection is a process that may【B20】________any sex," says Ingrid
at Uppsala University in Sweden.
【B9】
选项
A、unique
B、usual
C、scarce
D、rare
答案
[D]
解析
本题考查形容词辨析。四个选项分别为[A]unique“独特的,唯一的,独一无二的”;[B]usual“寻常的,通常的,平常的”;[C]scarce“缺乏的,不足的,稀少的(指数量不足,供不应求的东西)”;[D]rare“稀少的,稀罕的,珍贵的(指难得发生的事,难遇见的人或事)”。根据后文可知,詹尼克和他的同事们分析表明,在雌性中竞争配偶应被视为常态,由此可知,在此之前,詹尼克和他的同事们认为性别选择在雌l生中存在很罕见。故选项[D]正确。
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考研英语一
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