Newly formed species typically have experienced different
A)numbers of offspring.
B)life spans.
C)dietary habits.
D)selective pressures.

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Newly formed species have typically experienced different selective pressures, which have driven them to diverge from their ancestral population and adapt to their new environment. Differences in the number of offspring, life span, and dietary habits may evolve over time as a result of these selective pressures, but they are not necessarily present at the time of speciation.

Newly Formed Species Typically Have Experienced Different