On islands, many large animalssuch as elephantsevolve to become miniaturized. On the other hand, many small animalsincluding
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On islands, many large animals—such as elephants—evolve to become miniaturized. On the other hand, many small animals—including some rodents—evolve to be exceptionally large. Why might natural selection produce these results? Do you think this phenomenon sheds light on Homo floresiensis, the miniature relative of humans?
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