Will geographical isolation be a major factor in the speciation of an organism that reproduces asexually? Give reason for your answer.
Gujarat Board Class X Science and Technology Chapter 16 - Heredity and Evolution
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No, geographical isolation will not be the major factor in the speciation of asexually reproducing organisms. This is because there is no exchange of genetic material with the other species in such organisms. They pass on the parent DNA to the offspring which leaves no chance of speciation.
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No, geographical isolation will not be the major factor in the speciation of asexually reproducing organisms. This is because there is no exchange of genetic material with the other species in such organisms. They pass on the parent DNA to the offspring which leaves no chance of speciation.
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