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Biology, 09.06.2021 09:20 marissastewart533

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A. location A is more survivable by all species of rock pocket mice.

B. location B is more survivable for all species of rock pocket mice.

C. with time survivability of both species changes dramatically in location A due to natural selection.

D. with time survivability of both species changes dramatically in location B due to natural selection.


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