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Data for three overlapping populations of frogs are depicted here. A scientists makes the claim that one of the populations has undergone sympatric speciation. Which evidence best supports his argument
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Data for three overlapping populations of frogs are depicted here. A scientists makes the claim that one of the populations has undergone sympatric speciation. Which evidence best supports his argument of speciation for one of the populations?

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Explanation:Because it shows what has undergone sympatric speciation

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I got it wrong and it showed the correct answer

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