Genomics II: Allopatric and Sympatric Speciation

What type of speciation describes the process where two populations are geographically separated?

Which type of speciation involves the formation of new species without geographic separation?

What type of speciation involves the formation of new species with some degree of spatial overlap between the ranges of the populations?

What does the term 'gene flow' refer to in the context of speciation?

What is the ultimate result of genome-level isolation in the context of speciation?

What is the term for the phenomenon where selection on one part of the genome leads to divergence in other genomic regions through genetic hitchhiking?

What is the term for the process where selection on one part of the genome leads to divergence in other genomic regions through genetic hitchhiking?

In which type of speciation do two species form without geographic separation?

What is the term for the linked genes that are differentiating away to form separate species?

What phenomenon occurs when there is a reduction in diversity, making it seem like there is large divergence between two species?

What is the term for the phenomenon where genes move between species, leading to limited differentiation?

What do ABBA/BABA technique and genome comparisons help to determine?