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Biology, 24.01.2020 17:31, kaylaciamp65

Aspecies is a group of organisms capable of mating and producing offspring, and speciation is the process of forming a new species.

one way a new species may form is by geographic isolation. this occurs when members of a population are physically separated, for example, by a river, or a desert.

after the separation the two populations, responding to different conditions, will adapt differently, and so their evolutionary paths will

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