Geographical and reproductive isolation of organisms gradually leads to speciation
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It happens when a population is separated by mountains or land masses thus preventing crossbreed in between the two populations. This leads to barriers to gene flow hence evolution occurs and thus speciation takes place.
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- Evolution leads to the formation of new species from as speciation.
- An existing one is known Species is the group of organisms that can reproduce among themselves and produce fertile offspring.
- The origin of many species is due to the separation of some individuals of one species by geographic barrier.
- It prevents the reproduction in separated groups.
- The separated groups can follow its own evolutionary course and evolved into two species.
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