Coexisting species of wild cats differ in the size of their canine teeth, which corresponds to differences in their preferred species of prey. this outcome is most likely the re…

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BontoJR · Answer 1 · 2018-10-12T16:54:12+0000

Microevolution.

The wild cats' teeth being tuned to the prey they hunt appears to be the result of microevolution - where they adapt to their environment & such.

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