| 31. | Parapatric speciation is the evolution of geographically adjacent populations into distinct species.
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| 32. | They also state that under this definition, sympatric speciation seems plausible.
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| 33. | These incompatibilities cause reproductive isolation, giving rise to rapid speciation events.
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| 34. | In species diversity, island biogeography most describes allopatric speciation.
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| 35. | Instances of speciation have been observed in both nature and the laboratory.
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| 36. | The authors of this study concluded that speciation was discernible.
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| 37. | Speciation through natal philopatry is a self-reinforcing process.
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| 38. | This may be an example of allopatric speciation in ice age refugia.
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| 39. | Speciation is a human-defined ( and rather ambiguous ) construct.
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| 40. | In fact, that's the most common cause of speciation.
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