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Geographic isolation is the separation of populations by a physical barrier that reduces or prevents gene flow.

Allopatric speciation (allo – other, patric – country) is when a new species develops as a result of part of a population becoming geographically isolated from other populations.

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Temporal isolation is any shift in the timing of a behaviour that acts to reduce or eliminate gene flow between portions of a population.

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Behavioural isolation is any behaviour that acts to reduce or eliminate gene flow between portions of a population, such as variations in courtship song or location.

Sympatric speciation (orig. sym = same, partic = country) is when a portion of a population develops into a new species while still living in the same geographic area as the ancestral population. Sympatric speciation can occur due to behavioural, temporal, or other forms of speciation.

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A summary

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Dog Cannis sp species

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Conducting to speciation

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Conducting to speciation

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Conducting to speciation

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Conducting to speciation

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Conducting to speciation