Phyletic speciation describes the gradual evolution of an entire species into a new form, resulting in the original species becoming extinct.
This card defines phyletic speciation as a gradual evolutionary process where a species transforms into a new form, leading to the extinction of the original species.
| Front | what is phyletic speciation? |
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| Back | the whole species gradually evolves into a new form, and the parent species goes extinct. |
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