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The difference between allopatric and sympatric speciation is how long it takes for populations to split into separate species.
Allopolyploids can only reproduce through self-fertilizing, while autopolyploids are able to cross-fertilize.
Allopolyploids are descended from a single species, autopolyploids begin as hybrids between two species.
Autopolyploids are descended from a single species, allopolyploids begin as hybrids between two species.
Autopolyploids can only reproduce through self-fertilizing, while allopolyploids are able to cross-fertilize.
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