Why do new species often form on new islands A.their population can explode B.they evolve to fill new niches C.there is increased competition D.new islands have alot of vegetation

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Why do new species often form on new islands

A.their population can explode
B.they evolve to fill new niches
C.there is increased competition
D.new islands have alot of vegetation

Biology
high-school

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The answer is B

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New species often form on new islands because they evolve to fill new niches

Sudhir Jonathan answered Mar 14, 2019

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