Biology, asked by sriganesh2384, 6 months ago

Whatd doe scientists often use to study microevolution

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Answered by myrakincsem
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Scientists study microevolution due to the following reasons:

Explanation:

  • Microevolution can be described as a change in allele frequencies which occur in a population.

  • Study of microevolution is important to understand any changes which might occur in a population.

  • Microevolution helps scientists recognize if any species is at the verge of extinction or becomes endangered.

  • Microevolution helps scientists understand the frequent changes which might occur in an ecosystem.
Answered by Aʙʜɪɪ69
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Explanation:

Scientists often use fossil records to study macro evolution. By doing this it means that they are able to determine all the important facts about the fossils and establish very important facts about the existence of the organism and its importance to history

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