*Define words*I don’t want pen & paper explanation photo( because I never understand the writing)*if you’re using pen & paper pls write clearly *Also short explanations pls tutor write too much explanations Allopatric Speciation:Ecological Niche:Adaptive Radiation:Divergent Evolution:similar to an ancestralConvergent Evolution:Gradualism:Punctuated Equilibrium

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Allopatric Speciation: Ecological Niche: Adaptive Radiation: Divergent Evolution: similar to an ancestral Convergent Evolution: Gradualism: Punctuated Equilibrium

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Chapter23: Principles Of Evolution

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*Define words *I don’t want pen & paper explanation photo( because I never understand the writing) *if you’re using pen & paper pls write clearly *Also short explanations pls tutor write too much explanations

Allopatric Speciation:
Ecological Niche:
Adaptive Radiation:
Divergent Evolution:
similar to an ancestral
Convergent Evolution:
Gradualism:
Punctuated Equilibrium

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