The difference between geographic isolation and habitat differentiation is the

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Jimmy Mcneil

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22 September, 10:14

The difference between geographic isolation and habitat differentiation is the

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Darnell Warren · Answer 1

The geographical isolation is the basically refers to the different types of organisms such as plants and the animals and they are separated due to exchanging process of the genetic elements on organisms with the another organisms of similar types of species.

The main difference between the habitat and the geographical isolation is that the relative areas of these types of organisms population are happened due to the speciation.

On the other hand, the habitat is the type of the reproductive isolation between the two types of species.