Gene Flow Tends to Keep Populations from Differentiating into Distinct

question 62

Multiple Choice

Gene flow tends to keep populations from differentiating into distinct species when:​

• A)​there is little isolation
• B)​there is genetic drift
• C)​there is increased mutation
• D)​there is geographical radiation

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