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How can temporal isolation lead to speciation?
- If two populations do not like each other, this may lead to the formation of a separate species.
- If two populations reproduce in different ways, this may lead them to become separate species.
- If two populations are separated by a geographic barrier, this will cause them to reproduce only with other members available, which may lead them to become separate species.
- If two populations reproduce at different times, they are unlikely to reproduce with each other, which may cause them to become separate species.