Forging Your Own Path: Macroevolution and Speciation

In this video, you will learn of the mechanisms used to form new species. It starts with stopping gene flow and causing reproductive isolation between two populations. From there, geographic, pre and post-zygotic barriers help maintain that isolation to eventually form new species.
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