For two populations to evolve into two species that look different, what must happen?

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Mohammad Roshani · Answer 1 · 2017-02-13T09:04:22+0000

A form of speciation, whether it is allopatric speciation, which is the separation of a population by a physical barrier i.e. a dam wall, or sympatric speciation, which is the separation of a population but not by physical barriers, needs to happen for a population to evolve into different species

For two populations to evolve into two species that look different, what must happen?

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