When a species fails to produce any more descendants, it is said to A. be extinct B. be divergent C. have speciated D. have become isolated

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When a species fails to produce any more

descendants, it is said to
A. be extinct
B. be divergent
C. have speciated
D. have become isolated

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When a species fails to produce any more descendants, it is said to be extinct .

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