Recent studies on giraffes across Africa suggest that they constitute<u> four</u> different species.
<h3><u>What various giraffe species are there?</u></h3>
Genetics underlies the differentiation between a species and a subspecies. A new species is distinguished from a subspecies when there are sufficiently large genetic differences between groups of the same species that prevent individuals from the two species from mating and conceiving viable offspring.
In other words, no other group of animals can be used to replicate the gene pool of a species because it is wholly unique to that group of animals. The southern giraffe population is increasing, in contrast to the other three giraffe species. A subspecies of the southern giraffe, the Angolan giraffe is mostly found in Namibia and Botswana.
An additional subspecies, the South African giraffe, is found in portions of Botswana, Zimbabwe, Angola, Zambia, South Africa, and Mozambique.
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Answer:
Limitation in Lorenzo's method of research is Option B: It is likely to be time-consuming.
Explanation:
The limitation of the research includes the fact that only one female out of 1500 which are of age group 25-35 have breast cancer. As age increases, the cases for breast cancer increase.
So, if Lorenzo uses this method of age bracket to understand correlation between the age and incidence of breast cancer, it would be time consuming as he needs to research for each group separately and then conclude.
Option D is incorrect as it says that participants would drop out. Option C about cohort difference is also incorrect as cohort differences research means people who born are of same age group share common experience but in this case research is being done on different age groups.