Question

Will geographical isolation be a major factor in the speciation of a self-pollinating plant species?

Why or why not?

Answer 1

Answer:

No

Explanation:

No, geographical isolation will not be a major factor in the speciation of self-pollinating plant species. ... It is because in self-pollinating species, new variants are not formed and they do not show any variation in the population. After self-pollination, homozygous line evolve

Answer 2

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• ín αn αsєхuαllч rєprσducíng σrgαnísm, vαríαtíσns cαn σccur σnlч whєn thє cσpчíng σf dnα ís nσt αccurαtє.

• thєrєfσrє, gєσgrαphícαl ísσlαtíσn cαnnσt prєvєnt thє fσrmαtíσn σf nєw spєcíєs ín αn αsєхuαllч rєprσducíng σrgαnísm.

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