What is the difference between evolution and coevolution? a) Evolution of one species only occurs in response to natural selecti

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What is the difference between evolution and coevolution? a) Evolution of one species only occurs in response to natural selecti

on based on the changing environment that species lives in at a particular time. b) Coevolution is the only way speciation can occur. c) These concepts are not different; they only differ on time scale. d) Coevolution results when two or more species influence adaptation in each other.

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lapo4ka [179] · Answer 1 · 2022-03-22T03:33:06+03:00

<h2>Evolution And Coevolution</h2>

Explanation:

(d) Coevolution results when two or more species influence adaptation in each other.

<em>Coevolution is the evolution in at least two species in which the evolutionary changes of every specie impact the development of different species. </em>
As such, exerts selection pressures on, and develops in light of, different species.
<em>Coevolution - Evolution </em>that outcomes from the <em>connections between animals. </em>
<em>Convergent evolution</em> Pattern of development in which two inconsequential species bit by bit become like each other through adaptation to a common environment, regularly bringing about closely resembling structures.