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Geographic Isolates of a Particular Species That Differ from Other

Question 15

Question 15

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Geographic isolates of a particular species that differ from other populations by one or more characteristics are considered to be


A) clines.
B) subspecies.
C) evolutionary "dead ends."
D) ecotypes.

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