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Once isolated, the identical population of shrimp began to evolve differently from one another. What factors may have caused these separated groups to physically change from the…

Once isolated, the identical population of shrimp began to evolve differently from one another. What factors may have caused these separated groups to physically change from the…
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Once isolated, the identical population of shrimp began to evolve differently from one another. What factors may have caused these separated groups to physically change from their original parent species?

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in the enviroment isolated , animals have the time to "adapt" t their surroundings.
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