Speciation by Polyploidy Occurs Far More Often in Plants Than

question 110

Multiple Choice

Speciation by polyploidy occurs far more often in plants than in animals because

• A) plants are more likely to be capable of self-fertilization than animals.
• B) plant cells can tolerate extra sets of chromosomes, whereas animal cells cannot.
• C) plants as a rule have higher reproductive rates than animals.
• D) many plants are specialized with respect to their pollinating agent.
• E) All of the above

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