When two species accumulate differences over time,gradually becoming ever more distinct,this is an example of:

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Cladogenesis refers to the process of a single species diversifying into two or more different species over time, through the accumulation of genetic and phenotypic differences. This is also known as speciation. Anagenesis, on the other hand, refers to the gradual evolution of a single species over time, without the formation of a new species. Clinogenesis and parvogenesis are not valid biological terms. Gene flow refers to the movement of genetic material between populations and can either increase or decrease genetic differences between populations, depending on the amount and direction of gene flow.

When Two Species Accumulate Differences Over Time,gradually Becoming Ever More