In Many Predator-Prey Relationships, Evolutionary Change in the Prey Will

question 54

Multiple Choice

In many predator-prey relationships, evolutionary change in the prey will result in evolutionary change in the predator, a phenomenon known as

• A)polyploidy.
• B)allopatrism.
• C)coevolution.
• D)sympatric speciation.

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