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Two populations of the same species of snake are isolated from each other for several generations before they come into secondary contact. they are able to interbreed. what can you conclude?
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Two populations of the same species of snake are isolated from each other for several generations before they come into secondary contact. they are able to interbreed. what can you conclude?

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I do not think they could interbreed because they might have adapted differently which means that the DNA will be different.

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