Question

question 6
which of the following is not evidence for animal domestication?
○ abrupt population increase of some species relative to others
○ morphological changes in animal populations
○ absence of animal species outside its natural range
○ remains of juvenile animals at a site

Explanation:

Abrupt population increase can be due to domestication as humans protect and breed them. Morphological changes occur over time in domesticated animals. Remains of juvenile animals can indicate controlled breeding in domestication. Absence of a species outside its natural range is not evidence of domestication as it could be due to natural range - limitations or other factors not related to human - induced domestication.

Answer:

Absence of animal species outside its natural range