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One of the important consequences of geographical isolation is

1. preventing speciation
2. speciation through reproductive isolation
3. random creation of new species
4. no change in the isolated fauna

Correct answer: speciation through reproductive isolation

Solution

Geographical isolation separates populations, blocking gene flow between them. Over time, each group evolves independently, and reproductive barriers can develop, leading to speciation.

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