1) Producing more offspring at a time
2)Reproducing more often
3)Reproducing earlier in life
<span>The steps of speciation are identified as reproductive isolation and
genetic change. These can happen simultaneously or one after the other. This means
that the main aim is to have new species through evolutionary changes brought
by geographic barriers separating a population or due to behavioral change in a
sub-population and even being reproductively isolated. </span>
One way to tell is to use nutrient density. Nutrient-dense foods contain high levels of essential nutrients per calorie; foods low in nutrient density contain few nutrients per calorie.
Answer: Eukaryota
Explanation:
All eukaryotes have a nucleus in their cells, archaea and bacteria don't contain a nucleus. Protista have a nucleus but are classified as eukaryotes.
