Speciation occurs over time. Parts of populations that were once the same change to the point of not being able to reproduce with each other any longer. Using the example of Darwin's finches, explain how geographical and genetic isolation can lead to speciation.
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I don't have much knowledge to answer this, but will try to answer it by my observations. I recently caught up a mosquito and thrown it on my good night mosquito repellent, it didn't inflict a damage on that for a longer period even it was on the active mode
Every thing around us is evolving, when I was a child it used to die instantly, now the repellent company are getting it more stronger to make sure it does. Mosquitos have a very short life span of around is short (say few days). The shorter the span, the faster they evolve, unlike us whose life expectancy is degrading but the evolution part is degrading too.
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