Biologists refer to ring species as Group of answer choices species, such as birds, on which they put color bands to keep track of individuals species with teeth that have ring dental structure species that are distinct in one part of their range but show continual variation elsewhere species that migrate long distances, such as around the Arctic Circle none of the above
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