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Biology, 21.09.2019 20:00 marithatkid

Abandoned farmland that once grew corn is now covered with bushes and small trees. these observed changes resulted directly from
(1)evolutionary change
(2)ecological succession
(3)loss of biodiversity
(4)selective breeding

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