will geographical isolation be a major factor in the speciation of a organism which reproduces asexual?? .........
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Geographical isolation means separation of species by physical barriers like water forms, oceans, mountains etc. Geographical isolation just requires single parent. The offspring is just an exact copy of the parent. As there are less chances for variations to occur, new species are not formed in asexually reproducing individuals undergoing geographic isolation.
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so according to your answer it will not be a major factor
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Yes geographical isolation is the major factor which leads to speciation of a organism which reproduce asexually.
The other factors are
1) Genetic drift
2) natural selection
The other factors are
1) Genetic drift
2) natural selection
actually it is not a big factor
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