MadSci Network: Evolution |
Many land-based animal and vegetable life forms, of similar and identical species even, live on widely scattered islands--so widely scattered, in fact, that it is hard to imagine they were ever connected in the past by land. (It is hard to imagaine, for example, that Pangea ever included all the Pacific islands.) How did these life forms get from their supposedly unique places of origin to all the places where they live today?
Re: How did life forms get distributed to widely separated islands?
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