What happens after a mass extinction, such as an ice age or the extinction of the dinosaurs?

The remaining species are able to live longer due to increased food supply.

Surviving populations reach a state of equilibrium due to decreased competition.

The surviving species evolve more rapidly to fill the newly available niches.

Organisms evolve more slowly as they recover from the loss of diversity.

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What happens after a mass extinction, such as an ice age or the extinction of the dinosaurs?

 The remaining species are able to live longer due to increased food supply.

 Surviving populations reach a state of equilibrium due to decreased competition.

 The surviving species evolve more rapidly to fill the newly available niches.

 Organisms evolve more slowly as they recover from the loss of diversity.

anonymous · Answer

Please answer? I'll give you a medal if you're right

anonymous · Answer

It's too late I got it The surviving species evolve more rapidly to fill the newly available niches