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populations of existing species are separated by a physical or geographical barrier. as a result, over time genetic differences leading to pre- or postzygotic isolation arise between the two groups. in the second stage, the diverged populations may again come into contact.

if this happens, speciation becomes complete through the action of natural selection.

Ex-situ speciation models suggest that species may have originated in two stages. In the first stage, populations of species that already exist may be isolated due to natural or geographical barriers. As a result, over time, genetic differences between the two populations lead to the emergence of pre- or post-zygote isolation.

In the second stage, these divergent groups may re-enter into contact and speciation may occur through natural selection.