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8. What is the assumption used when arranging species on aphylogenetic tree?
- Polyploid species were directly related to similarspecies.
- Species were able to evolve independently on differentcontinents.
- Organisms with the most traits in common are the most closelyrelated.
- When a species was formed can determine the species to which itis most closely related.
9. Speciation is a form of...
- microevolution.
- macroevolution.
- artificial selection.
- natural selection.
10. The difference between the processes involved in allopatricspeciation and sympatric speciation is...
- sympatric speciation occurs much more slowly.
- sympatric speciation requires interaction with anotherspecies.
- allopatric speciation requires geographic isolation.
- allopatric speciation occurs through the formation of sets ofthree or more chromosomes.
8. What is the assumption used when arranging species on aphylogenetic tree?
- Polyploid species were directly related to similarspecies.
- Species were able to evolve independently on differentcontinents.
- Organisms with the most traits in common are the most closelyrelated.
- When a species was formed can determine the species to which itis most closely related.
9. Speciation is a form of...
- microevolution.
- macroevolution.
- artificial selection.
- natural selection.
10. The difference between the processes involved in allopatricspeciation and sympatric speciation is...
- sympatric speciation occurs much more slowly.
- sympatric speciation requires interaction with anotherspecies.
- allopatric speciation requires geographic isolation.
- allopatric speciation occurs through the formation of sets ofthree or more chromosomes.
Jean KeelingLv2
28 Sep 2019
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