Coevolution is
A) where each species is a selective agent that shifts the range of variation in the other.
B) random association between two individuals that allows similarity patterns to emerge.
C) resource partitioning between two related species.
D) mutualistic associations and commensalism.
E) none of these.

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Coevolution is where two or more species are mutually influencing each other's evolution. Each species acts as a selective agent for the other, sometimes resulting in adaptations that increase the fitness of both species. This selective pressure can shift the range of variation in the other species. Therefore, Choice A is the best answer.

Coevolution Is