Asked by Chuck Bass
Today, when the term biological evolution is used, it is typically understood to mean that
A. one kind of organism can change over time into a different kind of organism.
B. one species of organism can gradually diverge into two or more different species.
both A and B are true.
neither A nor B is true.
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Both A and B are true.
Explanation: Evolution means descent with modification — populations (not individual organisms) change over generations. Over long periods those changes can make a lineage quite different from its ancestors (A) and can lead a single species to split into two or more species (speciation) (B).
Explanation: Evolution means descent with modification — populations (not individual organisms) change over generations. Over long periods those changes can make a lineage quite different from its ancestors (A) and can lead a single species to split into two or more species (speciation) (B).
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