Discussion
One of the important consequences of geographical isolation is:
Answer: B
Geographical isolation leads to speciation through reproductive isolation.
Once a barrier divides a population, the two halves accumulate different mutations and experience different selection. Given long enough they diverge so far that they can no longer interbreed even if brought together - allopatric speciation.
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