Question

A large population of turtles lives on Island A. During a major storm, half of these turtles are washed onto a neighboring Island B. Over millions of years, the two populations diverge, or grow differently, leading to natural selection on the two islands. The two populations of turtles from Island A and Island B are brought back together after another storm. What can be said about these turtles?

Answer 1

What that can be said about these turtles is that Even though they were geographically Isolated, they are no longer two species because they are living together again.

What is population?

Population refer to total number of living organisms of species that interact with their environment and living in a same place at the same time.

Therefore, What that can be said about these turtles is that Even though they were geographically Isolated, they are no longer two species because they are living together again.

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• They will combine into one population again
• Even though they were geographically Isolated, they are no longer two species because they are living together again
• Geographical isolation will have created two new species.

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