McGraw-Hill Education -The Common Ancestor That Produced the Most Evolutionary Recent Derived

question 57

Multiple Choice

McGraw-Hill Education
-The common ancestor that produced the most evolutionary recent derived characters is

• A)12
• B)9
• C)8

Recognize the importance and processes of coevolution and its examples in nature.

Comprehend the concept and causes of speciation and extinction.

Identify the differences between natural and artificial selection.

Understand the role of genetic mutations and engineering in evolution and species diversity.

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