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A population of wildflowers is separated by an eight-lane superhighway. Pollen is often carried by the wind across the highway and can pollinate the flowers on the other side of the highway. Can speciation occur in this situation?



No, because the populations are not reproductively isolated.


No, because the populations are not geographically isolated.


Yes, because the populations are reproductively isolated.


Yes, because the populations are geographically isolated

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No, speciation doesn't occur because the populations are not reproductively isolated.

What is speciation?

Speciation is an evolutionary process by which populations diverge to generate different species.

  • Speciation requires the presence of reproductive isolation barriers for generating divergence.

  • These barriers can be geographical barriers (e.g. the presence of a river)

In conclusion, speciation doesn't occur because the populations are not reproductively isolated.

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