Epigenetics show us that your phenotype (i. e. the set of observable characteristics) is not completely written in your genome. What implications/effects could this have for evolutionary biology (i. e. the branch of biology that studies the diversity of life starting from a single organism)?

Scientists can create new species in the lab by controlling the individuals that mate. this is also done in agriculture under the name of animal husbandry. speciation that occurs through this method is called a) artificial speciation. b) parapetric speciation. c) peripatric speciation. d) sympatric speciation.