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Which best describes a population that forms a new species within the same geographical region as the original
  species?
  a. allopatric speciation
  b. sympatric speciation
  c. parapatric speciation
  d. autologous speciation
  e. heterogeneous speciation

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If a small population of mice colonizes a new area away from the range of the original species, the colony that is
  geographically isolated may eventually evolve into a new species. These events can be used to describe:a.
   hybridization.
  b. allopolyploidy.
  c. adaptive radiation.
  d. allopatric speciation.
  e. sympatric speciation
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6 years ago
Oh god, I was lost before coming here. Thanksss
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6 years ago
Great, make sure you mark the topic solved, it hides it from other eyes Slight Smile
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