Speciation

a characteristic or behaviour of a species allows it to survive and reproduce more effectiiivekyq

genes will flow from one generation to the next as different families or groups in the population choose partners and mate

isolation, when a population divides into two groups

the two populations can become so different that they are incapable of interbreeeding, therefore become reproductively isolated and are different species, they have diverged

two species can experinece different sekection pressures and grdually become more different, leading the two species to become reproductively isolated

the process that results in the creation of a new species

a structure that is found across organisms and has a similar plan but different function

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that the organisms originated from a common ancestor but during the course of evolution these structures modified and are used for different purposes as a result of different selection pressures

structures in organisms that perform the same function but are structurally different

the organisms did not evolve from a recent common ancestor

the process where unrelated organisms evolve to have similar characteristics as a result of adapting to similar environments

geographical barrier, ecological, temporal, behavioral and structural

different breeding cycles

courtship behaviour varies between species

differnces in reproductive organisms