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Which hypothesis suggests a possible cause of the relationship shown in the scatter plot?A) The founder effect results in divergence between geographically separated populations of dusky salamanders.B) Sympatric populations of dusky salamanders gradually diverge because they exploit different food sources.C) Geographically separated populations of dusky salamanders gradually diverge, and the divergence increases with geographic distance.D) Small populations of dusky salamanders gradually diverge due to genetic drift.
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