The Common Deer Mouse Is a Biparental Species

question 58

True/False

The common deer mouse is a biparental species.

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Definitions:

Disruptive Selection

An evolutionary process that favors individuals at both extremes of a trait distribution over the average phenotype.

Finch Species

Refers to various types of finches, small to medium-sized passerine birds, known for their diversity in beak shapes and sizes, which reflect their dietary preferences.

Separate Species

A biological concept defining groups of organisms that can interbreed freely under natural conditions but do not breed with other such groups.

Interbreed

To breed individuals of different varieties or species, producing hybrids.