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A small moth pollinates native trees when they bloom in April. Some of the moths emerge in early March and discover a different blooming shrub to use as a resource. This is an example of what, over time, could be ________.
A) sympatric speciation
B) allopatric speciation
C) an invasive species
D) an extinction for the original population
E) a change in age structure of the original population
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