dmp
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Zhukov said:If species evolve isn't it logical to assume given enough time between two seperate populations, geographically or otherwise isolated from one another, that eventually the genetic differences acquired thru generations would accumulate so that the two populations were sufficiently different to prohibit interbreeding? If not, why not?
I suppose it's 'logical' - but it simply has not/does not happen. Macro Evolution doesn't stop, if you are correct. There's no data showing a species continously adapting into something new.