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True [87]
3 years ago
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Squirrels and other small mammals near Arizona's Grand Canyon are shown to have experienced speciation. Two populations of antel

ope squirrels that were originally a single species became separated by the canyon. Presently, these squirrel populations represent two different species: the white-tailed antelope squirrel inhabits the north side of Arizona's Grand Canyon, and the closely related Harris's antelope squirrel can be found on the south side of the canyon. Which statement BEST explains why the antelope squirrels experienced speciation?
A
The squirrels on each side of the canyon were no longer able to access food at the bottom of the canyon.

B
The squirrels on each side of the canyon were no longer able to access water at the bottom of the canyon.

C
The squirrels on each side of the canyon were no longer able to breed with the squirrels on the other side of the canyon.

D
The squirrels on each side of the canyon were no longer able to communicate with the squirrels on the other side of the canyon.
Biology
1 answer:
Sonja [21]3 years ago
6 0
D because the article says the were departed by the canyon
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