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According to the evolutionary theory, formation of a new species is generally due to.

A

sudden creation by nature

B

accumulation of variations over several generations

C

clones formed during asexual reproduction

D

movement of individuals from one habitat to another.

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  • According to the evolutionary theory, formation of a nes species is generally due to.

    A
    sudden creation by nature
    B
    accumulation of variations over several generations
    C
    clones formed during asexual reproduction
    D
    movement of individuals from one habitat to another
  • According to MO theory,

    A
    `O_2^+` is paramagnetic and bond order is greater than `O_2`
    B
    `O_2^+` is paramagnetic and bond order is less than `O_2`
    C
    `O_2^+` is diamagnetic and bond order is less than `O_2`
    D
    `O_2^+` is diamagnetic and bond order is more than `O_2`
  • The evolution resulting in the formation of new species is known as

    A
    microevolution
    B
    macroevolution
    C
    megaevolution
    D
    (1) and (2)
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