Indicate whether each of the following conditions would tend to cause speciation to occur faster (F), or if it would tend to slow down or prevent speciation (S). Put either an F or an S in each box. A. a small sub-group of a population becomes geographically isolated from the main population and experiences new environmental conditions B. a large population of herbivores lives in an environmental where the conditions have remained stable over a long period of time C. a colony of monkeys clinging to floating debris is washed out to sea by a storm and lands on an island with diverse habitats, abundant food, but without any other primates D. a large population of a migratory species splits up every year and takes different routes to their common mating territory

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Indicate whether each of the following conditions would tend to cause speciation to occur faster (F),
or if it would tend to slow down or prevent speciation (S). Put either an F or an S in each box.
A. a small sub-group of a population becomes geographically isolated from the main population and
experiences new environmental conditions
B. a large population of herbivores lives in an environmental where the conditions have remained
stable over a long period of time
C. a colony of monkeys clinging to floating debris is washed out to sea by a storm and lands on an
island with diverse habitats, abundant food, but without any other primates
D. a large population of a migratory species splits up every year and takes different routes to their
common mating territory
Transcribed Image Text:Indicate whether each of the following conditions would tend to cause speciation to occur faster (F), or if it would tend to slow down or prevent speciation (S). Put either an F or an S in each box. A. a small sub-group of a population becomes geographically isolated from the main population and experiences new environmental conditions B. a large population of herbivores lives in an environmental where the conditions have remained stable over a long period of time C. a colony of monkeys clinging to floating debris is washed out to sea by a storm and lands on an island with diverse habitats, abundant food, but without any other primates D. a large population of a migratory species splits up every year and takes different routes to their common mating territory
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