Which event caused speciation of the finches of the Galapagos Islands in picture B? *
A Captionless Image
B Geographic Isolation
C Behavioral Isolation
D Change in Gene Pools
E Founders Arrive
F Competition and Continued Evolution

B. Geographic Isolation

Explanation:

Speciation is a biological process that allows the generation of new species through existing species. Through conditions imposed by the environment in which this species lives.

Speciation is usually caused by geographic isolation.

Geographic isolation occurs when a population of the same species is separated by some type of natural barrier, such as rivers or mountains. This causes the population to be divided in two and begin to face different environments and different environmental conditions. This causes each part of the population to adapt in different ways, leaving them so different from one another that it is no longer possible to say that the two populations belong to the same species.

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