One cause of speciation is geographic isolation, where a population becomes separated by physical barriers such as mountains or bodies of water, leading to reproductive isolation and the divergence of two populations into separate species.
Geographical isolation is not a cause of speciation in an asexually reproducing organism because the population is self-pollinating and would be less prone to the factors which results from geographical isolation.
Isolation such as geological can cause speciation because if one species where divided into two because of geological reasons, they're likely to change their behaviors and physical appearances to match that region.
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Long term isolation can cause new species to form if the isolation has been over a very long time.
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Normally, a population would split into two species by being physically isolated. However, if two groups of a species develops different breeding behaviors, the populations may continue do differentiate until they can be classed as separate species.
change in environmental conditions, such as temperature, rainfall, or availability of resources. This can lead to changes in behavior, physical characteristics, or gene frequencies within a population, ultimately driving evolutionary adaptations.
the factorthat might be responsible for the change is when the supply of food is more than the number of organism that are kept for feeding(under population
Their genes might mutate in different directions, so once their genes do not match up, a new species will be made.