Two populations that have been separated from each other for a long period of time will have:
A)substantial differences between their genetic sequences.
B)limited differences between their genetic sequences.
C)no differences between their genetic sequences.
D)no similar genetic sequences.
E)small differences in phenotype but identical genotypes.

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When two populations are separated for a long period, they experience different environmental pressures and genetic drift, leading to substantial differences in their genetic sequences over time.

Two Populations That Have Been Separated from Each Other for a Long