<span>The answer is ‘They
are evidence that all came from a common ancestor and that life changed over
time for all these organisms’. The individuals
of the ancestor population probably spread
out and became separated b geographical features
or behavioral modification. Over time, this caused
allopatric or/and sympatric speciation. However, these species still bear
homologous structures that show this common
ancestry. </span>
Grafting is used most often for vigorous rootstocks that do not produce good quality fruit or flowers.
- - Final answer: C
A. If there’s a loss of producers then the neither can feed an will die off
Pretty sure their big beaks scare away the predator or they bite the predator.
What's up? meristem/meristematic tissue is capable of *cell division*
best of luck with your studies :)