Answer the following. Explain your answer. Grizzly bears and polar bears are very closely related, so much so that they can reproduce to form hybrid offspring. Use your understanding of natural selection to describe how polar bears became a separate classification from the grizzly. Describe how grizzly and polar bear evolution may be affected by climate change.

Answer the following. Explain your answer. Grizzly bears and polar bears are very closely related, so much so that they can reproduce to form hybrid offspring. Use your understanding of natural selection to describe how polar bears became a separate classification from the grizzly. Describe how grizzly and polar bear evolution may be affected by climate change.

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