Populations that are geographically separated from one another are called:
A)allopatric.
B)sympatric.
C)hybrids.
D)co-speciation.

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Allopatric refers to populations that are separated geographically, while sympatric refers to populations that occur in the same geographic location. Hybrids refer to the offspring of two different species, and co-speciation refers to two or more species that have evolved in conjunction with each other.

Populations That Are Geographically Separated from One Another Are Called