Two related populations separated by a mountain range for many generations eventually become different species is an example of Allopatric type of speciation.
<h3>What is Allopatric speciation?</h3>
Allopatric speciation is a type of speciation that occurs when a species separates into two separate groups which are isolated by a physical barrier from one another.
So we can conclude that two related populations separated by a mountain range for many generations eventually become different species is an example of Allopatric type of speciation.
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To ensure the continuity of the species
increase variation in species for natural selection to occur
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Answer:
alcoholic influence. not sure the exact tern for this however
