Either D or A.. Not so sure though
Given what we know, we can confirm that the ecological species concept invokes the importance of disruptive natural selection to maintain a pair of similar species found in different, but nearby, environments.
<h3>What is the ecological species concept?</h3>
- This concept includes the idea that each species will occupy a specific niche in an ecosystem.
- This refers to a specific role in each ecosystem.
- This will cause a species that cannot compete with another to adapt to nearby ecosystems in order to occupy a similar niche without competing.
Therefore, we can confirm that the statement in the question accurately describes the ecological species concept in that this concept involves the evolution of species to occupy a specific niche in each ecosystem, and if the niche is already taken they will adapt to nearby ecosystems.
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<span>Diversity of living things, fossils, and characteristics of organisms on the Galapagos Islands.</span>
Answer:
A. Two different forms a plant can have
Explanation:
Higher plants, lower plants (mosses) and ferns undergo a life cycle called ALTERNATION OF GENERATIONS. In this life cycle, they switch between a haplontic and diplontic forms of life.
The haplontic (haploid) life form which produces haploid (n) gametes is called GAMETOPHYTE while the diplontic (diploid) life form which produces the spores that germinates is called SPOROPHYTE. Hence, sporophyte and gametophyte are two different forms a plant can have.
I think the answer is C but idk for sure.
