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    What Happens When Two Populations Become Geographically Separated from Each
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What Happens When Two Populations Become Geographically Separated from Each

Question 3

Question 3

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What happens when two populations become geographically separated from each other and then genetic divergence occurs?


A) allopatric speciation
B) sympatric speciation
C) temporal isolation
D) continental drift
E) the founder effect

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