The Morphological Species Concept Is Defined by a Group of Organisms

question 155

Multiple Choice

The morphological species concept is defined by a group of organisms

• A) known to be genetically related.
• B) that look alike.
• C) that live in the same region.
• D) that share the same habitat.
• E) that can change color.

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Definitions:

Meditative Practices

Refers to a variety of techniques and activities designed to focus the mind and achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm state.

Cults

Groups often characterized by their unusual religious, spiritual, or philosophical beliefs, or by their common interest in a particular personality, object, or goal, sometimes exhibiting extreme or unethical behaviors.

Differentiation

In the theory of human ecology refers to the process by which urban populations and their activities become more complex and heterogeneous over time.

Worldly Institutions

institutions that have global influence or operations, affecting people and cultures across different countries and regions.