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The factors that make the reproductive isolation an essential component of each concept of the
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Reproductive isolation is the most important factors in the divergence of the sexually reproducing lineages. It is a state where the two groups of organisms are not allowed to mate and reproduce new organisms and so, the exchange of the genes cannot take place between them anymore.
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