Closely related plant species attracting different pollinators to create reproductive isolation is an example of:

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This scenario describes sympatric speciation, where two closely related species evolve in the same geographic area but become reproductively isolated due to differences in their pollinators. This leads to the formation of two distinct species. Allopatric speciation involves geographic isolation, parapatric speciation involves adjacent rather than completely overlapping geographic ranges, and dominance/co-dominance refer to genetic inheritance patterns.

Closely Related Plant Species Attracting Different Pollinators to Create Reproductive