A severe bottleneck in the human population may have been caused by a volcanic eruption on one of these landforms about 70,000 years ago.
These landforms are biogeographically analogous to biodiverse mountain peaks, which are known as the "sky" type of this landform. A severe bottleneck in the human population may have been caused by a volcanic eruption on one of these landforms about 70,000 years ago. The body size of Homo floresiensis is believed to be an example of the dwarfism that characteristically occurs in these landforms. Coral atolls may develop after these landforms subside. Allopatric speciation, and hence adaptive radiation, is frequently observed on collections of these landforms, as in the case of Darwin's finches. For 10 points each, identify these landforms surrounded by water.
These landforms are biogeographically analogous to biodiverse mountain peaks, which are known as the "sky" type of this landform.
islands [accept island chains or obvious equivalents; accept Galapagos Islands; accept sky islands; prompt on “Galapagos”; prompt on “Toba”; prompt on “Sumatra”; prompt on “Indonesia”] &lt;Ashvin&gt;