When a Species Consisting of a Single Large Population Slowly

question 27

Multiple Choice

When a species consisting of a single large population slowly evolves over many generations into a new species,this an example of

• A)a shared derived character.
• B)cladogenesis.
• C)anagenesis.
• D)monospeciation.
• E)horizonal gene transfer.

Differentiate between absolute and comparative advantages.

Calculate opportunity costs from given data.

Understand the implications of trade on output and consumption in different economies.

Recognize the potential for mutual benefits from trade between individuals or nations.

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