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8. Why is the formation of new species difficult to study? A. Species formation occurs too rapidly to be observed, B. The fossil record of species formation is incomplete. C. Ev…

8. Why is the formation of new species difficult to study? A. Species formation occurs too rapidly to be observed, B. The fossil record of species formation is incomplete. C. Ev…
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8. Why is the formation of new species difficult to study?

A. Species formation occurs too rapidly to be observed,
B. The fossil record of species formation is incomplete.
C. Evidence of species formation has not been discovered.

8. Why is the formation of new species difficult to study? A. Species formation occurs-example-1
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User Grgur
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B

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I believe it is B. as we dont have all fossils

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