Species are normally subdivided into populations that are more or less scattered, that may be separated at one time, but may merge together again, and successfully reproduce, at a later time. This process is called

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Reticulation refers to the process where separate populations of a species may come back together and interbreed, forming a network-like pattern of genetic exchange.

Species Are Normally Subdivided into Populations That Are More or Less