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Which is an example of geographic isolation? a) a species of chipmunk becomes extinct because of a lack of food. b) two groups of albatross live on separate islands but commonly cross from one island to the other. eliminate c) a group of snakes is unable to cross a river and is separated from a group of snakes on the opposite side. d) one group of frogs mates in spring and another mates in fall, effectively isolating the two groups from breeding with each other.
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What kind of seafood would you expect to have the highest levels of mercury and why? kelp, because they use the sun to photosynthesize on the bottom trophic level. oysters, because they filter feed on plankton on a lower trophic level. small fish, because they eat plankton on a higher trophic level. sharks, because they feed on organisms on a higher trophic level.
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Adistinctive characteristic of mammals that is not observed in other vertebrates is
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