Answer:
Allopatric speciation
Explanation:
Allopatric speciation is a type of speciation that takes place when a group of species are divided into two different groups which are separated from each another. In allopatric speciation, a geographic barrier such as a water body (river) or a mountain range forms and prevents the species from mating with each other. As the species are separated into two groups, each of them develops its own distinct traits based on the demands of their unique environment or the inherited traits of the group that are passed on to offspring.
A supension is formed when two or more materials are insoulable so they
rest on top of each other. For instance, sand and oil are insoulable
(unable to be mixed together) so based on density, one rises above the
other, making a suspension.
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<span>This is the "Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)." This FSH hormone is essential to the reproductive system in general.
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"Its habitat can vary somewhat if it is
<span> supplied with eucalyptus</span>" is a true statement regarding the Australian Koala. This is how these animals are able to live in zoos outside Australia.
Answer:
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