Two populations that live ________ do NOT provide an example of geographic isolation.

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Geographic isolation refers to populations being separated by physical barriers that prevent them from interbreeding. A small lake does not typically present a significant physical barrier to movement and gene flow for many species, unlike mountains, valleys, or rivers, which can significantly hinder the movement of organisms and thus lead to geographic isolation.

Two Populations That Live ________ Do NOT Provide an Example