The occurrence of geographic isolation between two populations will ultimately lead to:
A) sexual dimorphism.
B) allopatric speciation.
C) morphological similarity.
D) sympatric speciation.
E) sexual selection.

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Geographic isolation leads to allopatric speciation, as the two populations are separated and evolve separately. This can lead to the development of unique traits and ultimately result in the formation of new species.

Note: While sexual dimorphism and sexual selection can occur in isolated populations, they are not necessarily a direct result of geographic isolation. Morphological similarity and sympatric speciation are less likely outcomes of geographic isolation.

The Occurrence of Geographic Isolation Between Two Populations Will Ultimately