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One explanation for new species is that they emerge when two populations from an original species become geographically separate. With respect to this explanation, contemporary research has shown that
◦ geographically isolating a species brings about its extinction.
◦ it is not possible to geographically isolate members of a species from one another.
◦ there are many examples of new species that have emerged without geographic isolation.
◦ new species never have ancestors in common with original species.
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Reply #1 on: Jul 17, 2021
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