Bill, We have recombined, through introduction of exotics, many species that were once separated by continental drift and other geography. Fish species come immediately to mind - the salmoninds, tilapias, etc,. We are also introducing species and then isolating them with human development. Thus rainforset species are brought together over mountain ranges and then isolated by roads, towns, industry. That being said, isolation and stress are the two main speciation forces, as Darwin himself identified. Of course I also said that we are wiping out species far, far faster than we are helping to foster their creation. peace
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