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Speciation 1) Reproductive isolation: Consider all of the potential barriers listed below that could contribute to reproductive isolation between 2 populations of diploid, sexually reproducing organisms: Place these terms below, in the order in which they could act during the process of reproduction, grouped under the three headings below. Do this both for plants and for animals - note that some terms may apply only to one or the other, and some terms will be used in both lists!!.
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