Meanings of allopatric speciation in English

They found their answer in the model of allopatric speciation.

Rather, it is probable that most new brachiopod species of this age originated by allopatric speciation.

I then made my usual linkage to ordinary allopatric speciation, not to any novel or controversial mechanism of microevolution.

Our theory holds, as a defining statement, that ordinary allopatric speciation, unfolding gradually at microevolutionary scales, translates to punctuation in geological time.

The two accounts invoke entirely different principles of saltational vs. allopatric speciation, but the two arguments still employ an isomorphic logic).

We contend that a notion developed elsewhere, the theory of allopatric speciation, supplies a more satisfactory picture for the ordering of paleontological data.

That reproductive separation between geographically overlapping but biologically compatible species -technically known as allopatric speciation -is considered an important phase in species divergence.

Pelagic seabirds are highly mobile, reducing the likelihood of allopatric speciation where disruption of gene flow between populations is caused by physically insurmountable, extrinsic barriers.