Which of the following most often should lead to allopatric speciation?
A) Habitat isolation
B) Behavioral isolation
C) Gametic incompatibility
D) Mating time differences

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Habitat isolation physically separates populations, which can lead to divergence in genetic and phenotypic traits, ultimately leading to speciation. Behavioral isolation, gametic incompatibility, and mating time differences can also contribute to speciation, but they are less likely to result in allopatric speciation.

Which of the Following Most Often Should Lead to Allopatric