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Ticks are parasitic insects that feed on blood. Consider a single
population of ticks that divides into two populations. One population
feeds on the blood of mammals that live only in trees. The other
population feeds on the blood of mammals that live only on the ground.
Which observation supports the idea that speciation has occurred?
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The tree population and the ground population of ticks cannot mate
and have offspring.
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Which an
The tree population of ticks feeds more frequently than does the
ground population
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What doe
The genes in both the tree population and the ground population of
ticks combine to form a single, large gene pool.
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The ground population of ticks gets eaten less frequently by birds
than the tree population.

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The tree population and the ground population of ticks cannot mate and have offspring indicates speciation has occurred.

What is population?

  • "A population is defined as a group of individuals of the same species living and interbreeding within a given area."

What is speciation?

  • "Speciation is the evolutionary process by which populations evolve to become distinct species."
  • The ticks of tree and ground population evolve without interfering with one other. Forms a different species and no mating occurs between them.

Hence, the correct answer is: The tree population and the ground population of ticks cannot mate and have offspring.

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