Which of the following statements regarding the nature of species interactions is true?   Question 3 options:     Species with broad ranges typically have restricted phenotypic expression and limited variation among local populations.     Species may experience, and be adapted to, biotic and abiotic variation across their geographic range.     Species with narrow geographic distributions generally experience a broader range of physical environmental conditions.     Ecotypes can develop only in response to physical characteristics.

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