Question

How does sympatric speciation differ from allopatric speciation?

A. Sympatric speciation involves asexual reproduction, while allopatric speciation involves sexual reproduction.

B. Sympatric speciation involves reproductive isolation, while allopatric speciation does not.

C. Sympatric speciation involves a behavioral barrier, while allopatric speciation involves a physical barrier.

D. Sympatric speciation applies to the biological species concept, while allopatric speciation applies to the ecological species concept.

Answer 1

I’d say it’s b I hope that helps

Answer 2

The correct answer would be option C.

Step-by-step explanation:

The term speciation is basically the origin of a new species. Sympatric speciation and Allopatric speciation are the 2 major mechanisms of speciation

when a population of organisms is isolated from their main group is allopathic speciation. It can isolated for various reasons like change in landscape and other.

Sympatric speciation takes place in a population without any geographic isolation but involves changes in the chromosomes set of the organism

Thus, the correct answer is C.