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Answer:

1) Evolution of a species acts on the population of the species, not the individuals.

2) Speciation is the formation of a new species from an existing species and can occur in two phases.

3) What are the two phases of speciation?

-- A) change of existing species

-- C) splitting of existing species into two or more different species

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Evolution of a species  acts on population and not the individual of a species.

What is Evolution?

Evolution is the process by which species adapt over time in response to their changing environment.

What is speciation?

It is the formation of new species from existing species.

It occurs in two phase -

  1. Change of existing species.
  2. Splitting of existing species.

Thus, we can conclude that evolution of a species acts on a population not on individual.

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