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Speciation & Isolation Challenge

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Quiz on speciation, isolation, and Earth's factors.

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Speciation & Isolation Challenge
 

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Quiz on speciation, isolation, and Earth's factors.

by Abigail Limas
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Allopatric speciation occurs when populations are separated by a barrier.

2

A mule (horse × donkey) is sterile, illustrating postzygotic reproductive isolation due to chromosomal differences.

3

Land bridges allow species to spread between previously unconnected landmasses.

4

Behavioral isolation occurs when populations are physically separated by barriers.

5

Geographic isolation increases gene flow between populations.

6

A mule can reproduce fertile offspring with horses or donkeys.

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Geographical isolation causes populations to be physically divided.

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Tectonic plate movement has no effect on where species live.

9

Humans contribute to climate change through overpopulation and overconsumption.

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Sympatric speciation requires a physical barrier to prevent mating.

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