Why is reproductive isolation required for speciation to occur? if populations can interbreed, they are considered one species. if populations can interbreed, they do not exchange genetic information. reproductive isolation is not required for speciation because most different species can interbreed. reproductive isolation is not required for speciation because species are not defined by reproduction

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Brian Combs

1 January, 11:50

Why is reproductive isolation required for speciation to occur? if populations can interbreed, they are considered one species. if populations can interbreed, they do not exchange genetic information. reproductive isolation is not required for speciation because most different species can interbreed. reproductive isolation is not required for speciation because species are not defined by reproduction

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Heidy Mcpherson · Answer 1

The correct answer of the given question above would be the first option. Reproductive isolation is required for speciation to occur because if populations can interbreed, they are considered one species. Hope this is the answer that you are looking for.

Michelle Thomas · Answer 2

The first one the second one is wrong because they do exchange information the third one is wrong because if the species interpreted they become one species