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If one species is split into two populations in two different places, natural selection may drive them to become two different species. how?

If one species is split into two populations in two different places, natural selection may drive them to become two different species. how?
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If one species is split into two populations in two different places, natural selection may drive them to become two different species. how?

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They are isolated and adapting to two different environments
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