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reproductive isolation: the gene pools of two populations must become separated for them to become new species. As new species evolve, populations become reproductively isolated from each other.
A reproductive adaption is considered be a peculiarity of the reproductive mechanism within a species. This results in the species, whether plant or animal, to fit in better within its 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 extinction of a large number of species within a relatively short period of geological time. Caused by some catastrophic global event or widespread environmental change to which species can not adapt
A viral species means that it is caused by a virus, which is non-living and contains genetic material within a protein capsule. Most viruses are not treated because unlike bacterial species, there is no antibiotics even though specific viruses can be treated with certain chemicals.
Answer: Reproductive Isolation
Answer: Reproductive Isolation
reproductive isolation: the gene pools of two populations must become separated for them to become new species. As new species evolve, populations become reproductively isolated from each other.
This refers to a species, which is the most restrictive taxon in biological classification, that can only successfully reproduce among individuals within their own species. This concept is fundamental to understanding how species are defined and how they maintain their genetic integrity through reproductive isolation.
A reproductive adaption is considered be a peculiarity of the reproductive mechanism within a species. This results in the species, whether plant or animal, to fit in better within its 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.
Conor Mulrooney has written: 'The development of a DNA probe isolation strategy and its application to the identification of species within the Genus Aeromonas'
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It reduces gene flow.
To put it simply, new species can form when organisms within a population become so genetically different they can no longer reproduce with one another without generating harmful mutations. This can be caused by genetic drift and geographic isolation. Two populations of the same species who live in different parts of the world will diverge and go on separate genetic paths, until eventually the two populations become genetically different and branch off into two different species.
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