which best describes biogeographic isolation?
it always lead to the formation of new species
it cannot lead to evolution
it is a mechanism for evolution
it occurs only through geographic forces
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last option is right
it occurs only through geographic forces
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it is a mechanism for evolution
Explanation:
Biogeographical isolation is a speciation process that involves the evolution of the species due to the forces like physical and biological that result in to new species.
This type of evolution result in a new species that are not reproductive fertile or compatible with the species from they isolated. It is one of major evolution mechanism.
Thus, the correct answer is - it is a mechanism for evolution.
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