How Can the Success of One Group of Organisms Promote

question 21

Multiple Choice

How can the success of one group of organisms promote the adaptive radiation of a second group?

• A) by providing new food resources, habitats, etc. for the second group to utilize
• B) by competing with the second group, promoting the second group's adaptive radiation
• C) by preying on the second group, which hastens the second group's adaptation
• D) by filling most of the available niches, which speeds up the second group's diversification

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