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What is adaptive radiation? (1960)
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What is adaptive radiation? (1960)
Rapid evolution of many species from a common ancestor
Evolution of similar traits in unrelated species
The extinction of a species
The migration of species to new habitats
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What is adaptive radiation? (1960)
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Step 1: Understand that adaptive radiation happens when a single species evolves into many different species.
Step 2: Recognize that this usually occurs when the species moves to a new environment.
Step 3: Learn that in the new environment, there are different ecological niches, which are specific roles or ways of living.
Step 4: Realize that as the species adapts to these niches, they change and become new species.
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