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Which of the following is required for a population to diverge into two separate species? The two populations must mutate at least 10 times. The two populations must become reproductively isolated. The two populations must evolve different physical appearances. The two populations must evolve analogous structures. All of the above are true.

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According to the biological species concept, two populations belong to the same species if (a) their members freely interbreed (b) individuals from the two populations produce fertile offspring (c) their members do not interbreed with individuals of different species (d) a and c are correct (e) a, b, and c are correct

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00:01 Hello students, the given statement two populations of the same species need to become reproductively isolated to form a new species.

00:36 The given statement is said to be a true statement.

00:50 In order for the two populations of the same species to form a new species, they need to become reproductively isolated from each other.

00:59 So the reproductive isolation refers to the situation where the individuals from different populations can no longer mate and produce fertile offsprings...

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Two populations of the same species need to become reproductively isolated to form a new species. True False

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Two populations of the same species need to become reproductively isolated to form a new species. True False

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