Biology, asked by LA28, 11 months ago

Will geographical isolation be a major factor in speciation of an organism that reproduces asexually ?

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Answered by abhinaysachan38
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Geographical isolation is a major factor in the speciation of organisms that reproduce sexually because it interrupts with gene flow. ... However, geographical isolation may not have any effect in case of self-pollinating or asexually reproducing plant species as they do not depend on other organisms for reproduction


LA28: But wouldn't the conditions be different, leading to formation of different species due to natural selection and genetic drift ?
Answered by Dahiya601
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Explanation:Geographical isolation is a major factor of organism that reproduce asexually because it interrupts with gene flow... However,geographically isolation may not have any effect in case of self pollinating or asexually reproduce

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