Exam 13: Adaptation and Species
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A lizard is attacked by a bird.The lizard escapes and survives without his hind legs.Fortunately for this lizard,the loss of his hind limbs allows him to live within a smaller crevice than other lizards of the same species,so he experiences less competition.Which of the following is true for this lizard?
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This figure shows two squirrels that represent two separate species.Explain how the geographic barrier between these two populations led to the formation of two distinct species.


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Identify whether a type of reproductive barrier is prezygotic or postzygotic.
-ecological isolation
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The best explanation of the role of coevolution in speciation is that coevolution
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Choose two different reproductive barriers that lead to sympatric speciation and explain how they work.
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