Sympatric Speciation Differs from Allopatric Speciation Because in Sympatric Speciation

question 22

Multiple Choice

Sympatric speciation differs from allopatric speciation because in sympatric speciation

• A)a population becomes geographically isolated.
• B)two populations of the same species merge to form a single population.
• C)polyploidy must first arise.
• D)hybrid zones form.
• E)there are no physcial barriers against interbreeding.

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