The Effectiveness of Geographic Barriers in Promoting Speciation Is Related

question 54

Multiple Choice

The effectiveness of geographic barriers in promoting speciation is related most to ____.  

• A) the absolute size of the barrier
• B) the inability of the organisms to overcome the barrier
• C) the speed at which the barrier forms
• D) how long the barrier exists
• E) the size of the population it separates

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