Question

Bio question

Answer 1

I'm pretty sure it's B.

Answer 2

id go with d cause the only clear thing on your graph is that they are succeeding in growing

Answer 3

But the amount of offspring produced is a lot less than Species A and B...

Answer 4

@Koikkara

Answer 5

they are gonna be much lower considering its a newly formed hybrid but in a stable environment like it says a species tends to expand thus making me think its D

Answer 6

@vera_ewing I don't think the reproductive barrier will be weakened ... If the barriers were weakened there should be an increment in the no. of individuals right ? I don't see such increment here . Right? Do u agree?

Answer 7

Right, that's true...so which one do you think it is?

Answer 8

still thinking lol @Koikkara What do u think ?

Answer 9

It can't be A either there's no such increment right?

Answer 10

@Ashleyisakitty What do you think?

Answer 11

y?

Answer 12

Look at the graph given do see the variation of the population. SO A is out

Answer 13

And C is out because a cross between 2 hybrids will result in hybrid speciation which again results in a new species reproductively isolated from the parent species. So I guess it's D

Answer 14

Ok...that makes sense.

Answer 15

hmm, i was not thinking, here i feel the value of a good Lag...lol

Well, Over time, two hybrid species may further diverge or reconnect, depending on the fitness strength and the reproductive barriers of the hybrids.

Answer 16

The option is \(B\) as After speciation, or sufficient evolutionary change for one species to become two distinct species, the two species may continue to co-habitate and interact.

Answer 17

The Option \(D\) says Depending on the fitness of the hybrid offspring relative to the parents, the two species may either stay as two distinct species (reinforcement), or become one species again (reconnection).

Answer 18

Since, the question is related to hybrid Zone: The area in which two closely-related species interact and reproduce ; their offspring are known as hybrids....i.ee It's \(D\)