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What is true of macroevolution?

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Allisa [31]4 years ago

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b. It is evolution above the species level.

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Macroevolution is the evolution that generates new taxa, for examples two or more species from a common ancestor. Macroevolution is the product of microevolutionary processes, it is, of <u>microevolution</u>: the change in allele frequencies in a population over time. Macroevolutive changes are commonly evident while not all microevlutive changes are not.

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