1. Islands tend to have fewer species than the mainlands they resemble. Furthermore, island species often include many flying organisms and few terrestrial ones. Do these biogeographic patterns...

1. Islands tend to have fewer species than the mainlands they resemble. Furthermore, island species often include many flying organisms and few terrestrial ones. Do these biogeographic patterns support evolution or the purposeful distribution of organisms? Why?

2. Scientists who are searching for new fossils of early hominids usually look in Africa. Does this make sense, or should they expand their search?