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After the separation the two populations, responding to different conditions, will adapt differently, and so their evolutionary paths will
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After the separation the two populations, responding to different conditions, will adapt differently, and so their evolutionary paths will

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When two populations are separated and are faced with different circumstances needed to survive, the evolutionary paths that link them together will continuously grow, until completely adapted to their optimal fitness state.
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the answer is c) diverge

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