The Process by Which Members of Isolated Populations Become So

question 93

Multiple Choice

The process by which members of isolated populations become so different in genetic makeup that they cannot produce live, fertile offspring if they are rejoined together is best described as ____.

• A) geographic isolation
• B) reproductive isolation
• C) evolutionary isolation
• D) endemic isolation
• E) niche isolation

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Definitions:

Geographic Span

The reach or coverage area of a company's operations or influence, often measured in terms of distance or market presence.

Service Leadership

A management approach focusing on delivering superior service to customers as a way to gain competitive advantage.

Blue Ocean Strategy

A strategy that emphasizes the simultaneous pursuit of product or marketing program differentiation and lower cost in newly configured industries and markets envisioned by marketing strategists and entrepreneurs alike.

Differentiation

A marketing strategy where a company seeks to distinguish its product or service from competitors’ offerings through unique features, benefits, or quality.