File:Allochronic speciation.svg
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English: The diagram represents speciation caused by temporal isolation. Multiple populations of a species reproduce during particular breeding times in a year. Populations can become temporally isolated over time, eventually leading to speciation. The y-axis represents, not three years, but hundreds of generations of a hypothetical species. The x-axis represents time over 12 months of the year. Gradual isolation of populations due to differing breeding seasons eventually lead to allochronic speciation. |
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| Author | Andrew Z. Colvin | |||
| SVG development |  This diagram was created with Adobe Illustrator.
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| current | 22:17, 25 July 2018 | | 2,544 × 2,173 (127 KB) | wikimediacommons>Azcolvin429 | wording clarification; season adjustments |
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