The Concept That Defines a Species on the Basis of a Set

question 44

Multiple Choice

The concept that defines a species on the basis of a set of unique features (morphological or genetic) that distinguish its members from other, related species is called the

• A) breeding group concept.
• B) phylogenetic species concept.
• C) phenetic fossil species concept.
• D) biological species concept.

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Definitions:

Declared Right

A benefit or privilege announced by a company to its shareholders, such as the right to purchase additional shares at a determined price before the public.

General Cash Offer

A public offering of securities to all investors by a company aiming to raise capital, as opposed to a rights offering or private placement.

Securities

Financial instruments that represent ownership positions in corporations (stock), creditor relationships with governmental bodies or corporations (bonds), or rights to ownership as represented by an option.

Rights Offering

A method by which companies raise additional capital by giving existing shareholders the right to subscribe to new shares at a discount.