Most causes of speciation are relatively slow in that they may take many generations to see changes, with the exception of ________.
A) polyploidy
B) reinforcement
C) colonisation
D) natural selection

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Polyploidy is a process of rapid speciation where an organism doubles its chromosome number resulting in the formation of a new species almost instantly.

Most Causes of Speciation Are Relatively Slow in That They