According to scientific thought, when does one species of organisms become two species?
A.) When populations become separated from one another
B.) When one population becomes extinct
C.) When one population cannot interbreed with the other population
D.) When populations compete for the same resources
I have NO idea. This isn't like the text I read.
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The answer for your MCQ would be:
C. when one population cannot interbreed with the other population
This process is called speciation and a fertile offspring being produced is a requirement, if the offspring produced are infertile such as that of a cross between a lion and a tiger they are considered distinctly different species
C. when one population cannot interbreed with the other population
This process is called speciation and a fertile offspring being produced is a requirement, if the offspring produced are infertile such as that of a cross between a lion and a tiger they are considered distinctly different species
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According to scientific thought one species of organism becomes two is when
a)when population becomes separated from one another.
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a)when population becomes separated from one another.
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i'm sorry but that is the wrong option :/
How?
just seperating the population doesn't make them two different species.
except in the case of geographical isolation
but that is not mentioned here it is only said that the poupaltion is seperated
and also the geographical isolations makes the two populations unable to interbreed. so C is the correct option
hope you understood :)
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