Misconception ENM028:
All individuals within a population of organisms are the same. Differences among them are trivial and unimportant. All members of a population are nearly identical (Greene, 1990; Passmore & Stewart 2004; Anderson et al. 2002; Shtulman, 2006).
Item ID Number |
Item Description |
How Often the Misconception was Chosen |
Select This Item for My Item Bank |
---|---|---|---|
15% |
![]() |
||
Individual members of a species can vary in their ability to find food and to avoid predators. |
12% |
![]() |
|
18% |
![]() |
||
18% |
![]() |
||
17% |
![]() |
||
Individual members of a species can vary in their ability to find food and to reproduce. |
13% |
![]() |
|
11% |
![]() |
||
9% |
![]() |
||
9% |
![]() |