Which population would be most likely to undergo relatively rapid allopatric speciation? (ebook Module 14.4) A group of birds develops a unique set of mating preferences so that they are unlikely to mate with other birds of the same species in the same geographic area. A population of flowering plants lives along the shore of a pond about one kilometer from the nearest neighboring population. Hummingbirds regularly fly back and forth across this distance and transport pollen between the two populations. A population of snakes becomes separated from other populations on a very large island that is formed by rising sea levels. Occasionally, a snake or two swims from the mainland to the island or from the island to the mainland. A group of wild horses is transported from Wyoming to a small desert island, previously without horses, off the coast of California. No additional horses reach the island thereafter.
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