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Biology, 14.11.2019 19:31 khannie

Alarge island has many different types of geography, including a large mountain range in the center. the island is broken into a chain of many small islands when the ocean level rises. after the small islands form, the rate of speciation is very high.

3 reasons that this area has a high rate of speciation and explain each one in a sentence.

would you expect the rate of speciation to be higher or lower for lower animals that cannot swim off the island? explain.

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