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Adaptive Radiation In Mammals
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Adaptive radiation in mammals refers to the process by which a single ancestral species diversifies into a variety of different species to exploit various ecological niches.
Key Features
- Diversification from a common ancestor
- Exploitation of different ecological niches
- Rapid evolution of new species
Pros
- Allows for the adaptation to diverse environments
- Increases biodiversity within ecosystems
- Can lead to the emergence of unique and specialized species
Cons
- May lead to competition among related species for resources
- Some lineages may go extinct during the process