What is the formation of a new species as a result of evolution?

Answer 1

The process of the formation of a new species is called speciation.

This usually requires some kind of event that splits a population into two or more isolated populations that can no longer interact. Ordinary evolutionary processes then act on each population independently, usually causing genetic divergencebetween the populations. If the divergence gets large enough that they either can no longer interbreed or refuse to interbreed between populations when again given the chance; then they are "new" species.

Answer 2

New species is a genetically mutated breed which can survive and repopulate better than it's ancestors in the same given environment.
Microevolution is evolution resulting from a succession of relatively small genetic variations that often cause the formation of new subspecies. Macroevolution is the large scale evolution occurring over geological time that results in the formation of new taxonomic groups.

Answer 3

This usually requires some kind of event that splits a population into two or more isolated populations that can no longer interact. Ordinary evolutionary processes then act on each population independently, usually causing genetic divergence between the populations. If the divergence gets large enough that they either can no longer interbreed or refuse to interbreed between populations when again given the chance; then they are "new" species.

Answer 4

the combination of similar group of genius

Answer 5

The process of the formation of a new species is called speciation.

Answer 6

Simply speciation. Allopactric. sympatric, parapatric and peripatric are the four main forms of speciation.

Answer 7

The process underlying the development of a new species is a part of evolution by natural selection called SPECIATION.

Answer 8

Speciation .