The diagram below represents the ranges of 3 species (A, B, and C), which are separated by a mountain range and river. It has been hypothesized that these three species arose via vicariance ecological speciation. Specifically, the entire area was originally occupied by a single species. Its range was split first by the mountain range. Later, the river formed, separating populations on the eastern side of the mountains. If this hypothesis is correct, phylogenetic analysis should reveal that: NIS A 44.4.4.4 C LEL B All three species are equally related to each other. Species A and B are each other's closest relatives (sister taxa). Species B and C are each other's closest relatives (sister taxa). Species A and C are each other's closest relatives (sister taxa).

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The diagram below represents the ranges of 3 species (A, B, and C), which are
separated by a mountain range and river. It has been hypothesized that these three
species arose via vicariance ecological speciation. Specifically, the entire area was
originally occupied by a single species. Its range was split first by the mountain
range. Later, the river formed, separating populations on the eastern side of the
mountains. If this hypothesis is correct, phylogenetic analysis should reveal that:
NIS
4
44444
U
LEL
B
All three species are equally related to each other.
Species A and B are each other's closest relatives (sister taxa).
Species B and C are each other's closest relatives (sister taxa).
Species A and Care each other's closest relatives (sister taxa).
Transcribed Image Text:The diagram below represents the ranges of 3 species (A, B, and C), which are separated by a mountain range and river. It has been hypothesized that these three species arose via vicariance ecological speciation. Specifically, the entire area was originally occupied by a single species. Its range was split first by the mountain range. Later, the river formed, separating populations on the eastern side of the mountains. If this hypothesis is correct, phylogenetic analysis should reveal that: NIS 4 44444 U LEL B All three species are equally related to each other. Species A and B are each other's closest relatives (sister taxa). Species B and C are each other's closest relatives (sister taxa). Species A and Care each other's closest relatives (sister taxa).
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