What is sympatric isolation, Biology

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A few individuals from a herd of deer are forced to migrate to a new herd. This is an example of  resulting in.

 

a.  Gene flow; enhance in similarities between populations.

b.  Genetic drift; enhance in dissimilarities between populations.

c.  Bottleneck effect; survival of the fittest.

d.  Sympatric isolation; speciation.

 


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