Two species of three-spined stickleback fish have been found together in five different lakes. The larger, bottom-dwelling species feeds on large prey close to shore. A surface-dwelling species feeds on small plankton in open water. DNA analysis shows that the two species in each lake are more closely related to each other than they are to any of the other species in the lake. Which prezygotic mechanism most likely allowed divergence of an ancestral species into these present-day species

The answer is "Sympatric speciation due to disruptive selection"

Explanation:

Disruptive selection is a certain type of natural choice, that aggressively favors all ends of the spectrum in a moderate community. Disruptive selection is often deduced by a phyletic prepared to change to contribute to speciation. These two species happened due to various habitats associated with extreme speciation due to various confusing choices.

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