A species inhabiting different geographical areas is known as_________ ?

Correct answer: B. Allopatric Specie

  • A. Hetropatric Specie
  • B. Allopatric Specie
  • C. Homopatric Specie
  • D. Astroparic specie

Explanation

Allopatric populations or species occupy different geographical regions and are separated by a physical barrier or distance. Students may choose heteropatric because it resembles the word in the stem, but “hetropatric” and “astroparic” are not the standard terms used here.

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