The Three Processes That Are Commonplace Throughout the Evolutionary History

question 27

True/False

The three processes that are commonplace throughout the evolutionary history of a species and illustrate that macroevolution is not goal-directed are speciation,diversification,and extinction.

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Extreme Values

Observations that are significantly higher or lower than the majority of data points in a dataset.

Distribution of Weights

The spread of different weights within a dataset, showing how often each weight occurs.

Quartiles

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