Which one of the following statements is FALSE about species? Question 16 options: The species concept works better for sexual eukaryotes than for asexual prokaryotes Adaptive radiation refers to many new species forming from one or a few ancestral species with the new species filling various ecological niches For new species to form, two diverging populations of the parental species must be geographically separated from one another Šome subspecies of the same species are not able to interbreed with one another
Which one of the following statements is FALSE about species? Question 16 options: The species concept works better for sexual eukaryotes than for asexual prokaryotes Adaptive radiation refers to many new species forming from one or a few ancestral species with the new species filling various ecological niches For new species to form, two diverging populations of the parental species must be geographically separated from one another Šome subspecies of the same species are not able to interbreed with one another
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Transcribed Image Text:Which one of the following statements is FALSE
about species?
Question 16 options:
The species concept works better for sexual
eukaryotes than for asexual prokaryotes
Adaptive radiation refers to many new species
forming from one or a few ancestral species with
the new species filling various ecological niches
For new species to form, two diverging
populations of the parental species must be
geographically separated from one another
Some subspecies of the same species are not able
to interbreed with one another
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