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I showed you an elegant genetic experiment involving variation in flower color between two species of the flowering plants Mimulus lewisii and M. cardinalis. Which of these statements best represents the major take-home message from this experiment? Question 12 options: Trait differences that cause reproductive isolation can act pre-zygotically Sympatric speciation can be driven by a change in pollinator species Reproductive isolation can be caused by genetic changes at a very small number of loci Closely related species often hybridize

          I showed you an elegant genetic experiment involving variation in flower color between two species of the flowering plants Mimulus lewisii and M. cardinalis. Which of these statements best represents the major take-home message from this experiment?
Question 12 options:
Trait differences that cause reproductive isolation can act pre-zygotically
Sympatric speciation can be driven by a change in pollinator species
Reproductive isolation can be caused by genetic changes at a very small number of loci
Closely related species often hybridize
        
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I showed you an elegant genetic experiment involving variation in flower color between two species of the flowering plants Mimulus lewisii and M. cardinalis. Which of these statements best represents the major take-home message from this experiment? Question 12 options: Trait differences that cause reproductive isolation can act pre-zygotically Sympatric speciation can be driven by a change in pollinator species Reproductive isolation can be caused by genetic changes at a very small number of loci Closely related species often hybridize
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00:01 Hello students, let's see the answer.
00:05 In this question, first we are going to know about what is the sympathetic speciation.
00:14 In this sympathetic speciation, groups from the same ancestral population evolve into separate species without any geographical separation.
01:19 In sympathetic species, there is no geographic isolation and differentiation mechanism is polyploidy...
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