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This describes the evolution of many diverse species adapted to their specific habitats but having one common ancestor. This usually occurs when the original species is separate…

This describes the evolution of many diverse species adapted to their specific habitats but having one common ancestor. This usually occurs when the original species is separate…
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This describes the evolution of many diverse species adapted to their specific habitats but having one common ancestor. This usually occurs when the original species is separated from each other completely

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