Biology, 12.06.2020 03:57 ashvinmsingh

If two populations of the same species are separated over long periods of time, they can adapt physically, behaviorally, and possibly biochemically. Question 1 options:
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Natural selection plays a key role in the formation of new species.

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Isolating populations of the same species geographically can result in the formation of two new species; this is a result of the ability of the species to survive due to differences in the new environment.

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