allopatric

• Se aplica a poblaciones o especies que viven en áreas geográficas separadas y no superpuestas, generalmente en el contexto de la especiación.

Describing populations or species that occur in separate, non-overlapping geographical areas, typically used in the context of speciation.

1. Geographically isolatedC2formalscientific

   Describing biological species or the process of speciation that occurs when populations are separated by a geographic barrier, preventing gene flow.

   Alopátrico

   • Allopatric speciation is often driven by mountain ranges or bodies of water.
   • The two bird species are allopatric, living on different islands.
   • Darwin's finches are a classic example of allopatric speciation.

   Antónimossympatric