Evolution of a species acts on the of the species, not the .
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mnguyenvobroekma24 10 months ago
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Evolution of a species acts on the

✔ population

of the species, not the

✔ individuals

.

Speciation

is the formation of a new species from an existing species and can occur in two phases.

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speters1490 11 months ago
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population.

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