Difference between revisions of "Allopatric speciation"

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In [[evolution]], '''allopatric speciation''' is the belief that some [[speciation]] results from two different populations of living things changing separately due to being [[geography|geographically]] isolated.
 
In [[evolution]], '''allopatric speciation''' is the belief that some [[speciation]] results from two different populations of living things changing separately due to being [[geography|geographically]] isolated.
  
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Allopatric Speciation

In evolution, allopatric speciation is the belief that some speciation results from two different populations of living things changing separately due to being geographically isolated.