For speciation to occur, does disruptive selection always have to be happening?

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Earlyadopter · Answer 1 · 2024-06-26T11:02:42+0000

Answer: yes, in some cases.

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Intermediates often acted as gateways for gene transfer between two populations. Speciation can also occur without intermediates if selection is destructive.

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