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1.Does this divergence actually equate to speciation though? That is, are C. molestus and C. pipiens different species, or are they just different populations of the same species living in different locations?
2. What could Byrne and Nichols have done differently to strengthen their argument?
3. Why is it important for scientists to continually reexamine ideas and conclusions?
4. What do you think the next steps should be?
1.Does this divergence actually equate to speciation though? That is, are C. molestus and C. pipiens different species, or are they just different populations of the same species living in different locations?
2. What could Byrne and Nichols have done differently to strengthen their argument?
3. Why is it important for scientists to continually reexamine ideas and conclusions?
4. What do you think the next steps should be?
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Jarrod RobelLv2
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