Discontinuous Variation Is Unlikely to Lead to New Species Because

question 37

Multiple Choice

Discontinuous variation is unlikely to lead to new species because

• A) quick changes are never found in the fossil record.
• B) complex adaptations are unlikely to occur in a single jump.
• C) selection cannot act on discontinuous variation.
• D) it allows for only small incremental changes.

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