The researchers discovered that the 12 populations could be organized into 3 distinct species. Populations A, B, and C each belong to a different species. Use the data in the grid to sort each population to the species to which it belongs.

S) Species 1 includes species A. B) Species 2 includes species B. C) Species 3 includes species C. D) Population D is species.

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Rosemary Spencer

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11 August, 12:22

The researchers discovered that the 12 populations could be organized into 3 distinct species. Populations A, B, and C each belong to a different species. Use the data in the grid to sort each population to the species to which it belongs.

S) Species 1 includes species A. B) Species 2 includes species B. C) Species 3 includes species C. D) Population D is species.

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Clark Mcgee · Answer 1

The researchers discovered that the 12 populations could be organized into 3 distinct species. Populations A, B, and C each belong to a different species.

Use the data in the grid to sort each population to the species to which it belongs.

Species 1 (A) : D F H I K

Species 2 (B) : L E

Species 3 (C) : G J