My cousin has this question for his science class's discussion tomorrow.. What do you think is the answer?
You decide to find a mysterious fabled creature, a type of lizard who lives in a large field in Asia. When you get there, you find not 1, but 2 species of the lizard there. You find that a very large crevice had opened up along one small part of the valley, not allowed anything to cross it. In the isolated part of the valley, you find that the lizards are much bigger and eat the tree's bark (they have something in their bodies that allows them to digest the bark). In the other are, you find smaller lizards that cannot eat the tree bark, but rather eat flowers.
How is it possible that the 1 species diverged into the 2 found today in the field?
2007-03-26
16:34:53
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Emo B
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