The Assumption That the Unit of Measure Remains Sufficiently Constant

question 238

Multiple Choice

The assumption that the unit of measure remains sufficiently constant over time is part of the

• A) economic entity assumption.
• B) cost principle.
• C) historical cost principle.
• D) monetary unit assumption.

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Definitions:

Sympatric Species

Species that occupy the same or overlapping geographical areas but remain genetically distinct without interbreeding.

Temporal Isolation

A mechanism of reproductive isolation that occurs when two species breed at different times of the day, season, or year, preventing mating.

Habitat Isolation

A form of prezygotic barrier where two species live in different habitats and rarely, if ever, encounter each other.

Mechanical Isolation

an evolutionary mechanism that prevents species from interbreeding due to physical differences in reproductive structures.