What does secondary contact refer to? When the agents of microevolutionary change operate differently in allopatric populations When sympatcally isolated populations interbreed, leading to ring species When a population varies in a clinal fashion across it's range When populations that have been allopatrically isolated re-establish contact with each other When populations that have been established by colonization of oceanic islands evolve into distinct species When populations that have been allopatrically isolated interbreed, leading to species fusion
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