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What does it mean for a species to be in stasis?

What does it mean for a species to be in stasis?
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What does it mean for a species to be in stasis?

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stasis means that a species is not undergoing any reactive evolutionary change over a long period of time.

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It means the species is at a point of equilibrium or inactivity, that's the book definition anyways.

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