Q8 Q9 Q10 Q11 12 ive Since Tive Look at the distribution of the original collections of E e eschscholtzii red on map and E e klauberi blue on map Notice their extreme physical differences Now compare what s happening in this region against what happened in question 5 How are their situations different Now imagine that while examining salamanders in another collection you find Specimen J from Population 10 shown in the colored photo Compare its characteristics especially the spotting pattern with those of the named populations Also consider the distribution of these populations Which two populations of salamanders most likely mated to create Specimen j On your map draw a line where you might expect to collect other specimens like unidentified population 10 Suppose that volcanic activity in northern California should become violent and completely destroy all the salamanders in that region How would this event affect the species Ensatina Which of the following best describes the future population s outcome A Genetic Drift C Geographic Isolation D Biodiversity B Bottleneck Effect Answer Letter What do you think would account for the one record of E e xanthoptica in the Sierra with the rest of that subspecies occurring along the coast