Variation within a single species (as opposed to variation between different species)is referred to as:
A)intraspecific variation
B)interspecific variation
C)endospecific variation
D)none of the above

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Intraspecific variation refers to the variation observed within a single species. Option B, interspecific variation, refers to the variation observed between different species, while option C, endospecific variation, is not a scientifically recognized term. Therefore, the correct answer is option A, intraspecific variation.

Variation Within a Single Species (As Opposed to Variation Between