Which of the following is true regarding extinction?
a. the rate of extinction is steady from...
Biology, 24.09.2019 07:30 ReonRamseyz
Which of the following is true regarding extinction?
a. the rate of extinction is steady from clade to clade as are the number of species contained within a clade.
b. extinction that occurs in a relatively short period of time is referred to as background extinction.
c. single events or several causes working together to produce extinction in a short period is referred to as mass extinction.
d. if the rate of speciation in a clade is equal to or less than the rate of extinction, the clade will survive.
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