What is the difference between the historical and phylogenetic concept of species? The historical concept of species includes a temporal dimension...
What is the difference between the historical and phylogenetic concept of species?
The historical concept of species includes a temporal dimension and asexual lineages, while the phylogenetic concept of species includes a pattern of ancestry and descent.
The historical concept of species is based on reproductive isolation and a common ancestor, while the phylogenetic concept of species is based on morphological similarity.
The historical concept of species is based on a pattern of ancestry and descent, while the phylogenetic concept of species is based on reproductive isolation and a common ancestor.
The historical concept of species includes a temporal dimension and asexual lineages, while the phylogenetic concept of species includes a pattern of ancestry and descent.
The historical concept of species is based on reproductive isolation and a common ancestor, while the phylogenetic concept of species is based on morphological similarity.
The historical concept of species is based on a pattern of ancestry and descent, while the phylogenetic concept of species is based on reproductive isolation and a common ancestor.
Preguntas Generales
Esta pregunta también está en el material:
¿Sabes cómo responder a esa pregunta?
¡Crea una cuenta y ayuda a otros compartiendo tus conocimientos!
✏️ Responder
Para escribir su respuesta aquí, Ingresar o Crear una cuenta
Otros materiales
Preguntas relacionadas
Materiales relacionados
8 pag.
101 pag.The Pricing of Art and the Art of Pricing
Central de Apuntes
Compartir