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Keywords:
Sympatric,
Parapatric,
Geographic,
Speciation,
Taxa
Of populations or species occupying mutually exclusive, but usually adjacent, geographical areas.
occuring in different geographical locations or isolation
related populations occupying mutually exclusive but usually adjacent geographical areas.
geographically isolated
(of biological species or speciation) occurring in areas isolated geographically from one another
Occurring in separate geographic areas which do not overlap.
living in different geographic regions
(Paleoanthropology) Pertaining to taxa occupying different and disjunct geographical areas. (allopatric speciation - small isolated subpopulations)
(opp.: sympatric) Occupying different geographical ranges.
The non-overlapping ranges of two or more populations of organisms (compare to sympatric).
of distributions of two taxa or populations, having different ranges of distribution. cf. parapatric, sympatric.
Referring to a situation in which populations of different species are geographically separated (compare " Sympatric").
Occupying distinct geographical areas (and therefore unable to interbreed)
to live in different areas, to be geographically separated. cloaca the reproductive chamber also used for the exit of body wastes.
Literally, in different places, and so referring to species occupying different geographic areas.
Where a population or species occupies a different geographic region to another population or species. See also sympatric and parapatric.
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