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When two different groups separate enough they can start evolving differently. This might happen with two groups that separate when a subgroup moves to a different continent for instance. The subgroup, over time, may begin to evolve in response to conditions in the new place, and the group left behind will not benefit from those changes. However, it might develop more adaptations to its own environment.
A behavioral reproductive barrier occurs, when closely related animals, who are capable of reproducing from a genetic and physical standpoint, and generating viable offspring, do not reproduce, and are classified as different species as a result of this behavior. For example, the Eastern and Western Meadowlarks do not interbreed because their mating songs have become so distinct as to no longer be recognized except within their own species. If it were not for this fact alone, they would not be considered different species as they are capable of interbreeding at genetic and physical levels and are very similar in appearance.
The diversity of sexually reproducing species is a result of the fact that a) gene pools change over time (by selection and genetic drift) and that b) reproductive isolation occurs, leading to the inability of the descendants of formerly interbreeding subpopulations to interbreed (speciation).
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A 'hybrid' pertaining to biology, is an animal or organism that is the result of the crossing-breeding of two different species or varieties.
When two different groups separate enough they can start evolving differently. This might happen with two groups that separate when a subgroup moves to a different continent for instance. The subgroup, over time, may begin to evolve in response to conditions in the new place, and the group left behind will not benefit from those changes. However, it might develop more adaptations to its own environment.
A behavioral reproductive barrier occurs, when closely related animals, who are capable of reproducing from a genetic and physical standpoint, and generating viable offspring, do not reproduce, and are classified as different species as a result of this behavior. For example, the Eastern and Western Meadowlarks do not interbreed because their mating songs have become so distinct as to no longer be recognized except within their own species. If it were not for this fact alone, they would not be considered different species as they are capable of interbreeding at genetic and physical levels and are very similar in appearance.
Geographic isolation is a way in which a new species can form. Isolation over a long enough period of time can result in a species evolving to have different traits.
a new species might form when a group of individuals remains sparated from the rest of its species long enough to accumulate different traits
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analogous character similarities that are the same, but found in different species, thought to have arisen from convergent evolution
The diversity of sexually reproducing species is a result of the fact that a) gene pools change over time (by selection and genetic drift) and that b) reproductive isolation occurs, leading to the inability of the descendants of formerly interbreeding subpopulations to interbreed (speciation).
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The result of electrolysis is the separation of a molecule in ions: cations and anions.
women were kept out of public activities
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