PLEASE ANSWER THE QUESTION AND EXPLAIN SUCCINTLY IN 2 SENTENCES The figure on the left shows four populations (black circles) and a river that acts as a partial barrier todispersal (grey line). Match the points on the figure on the right to the arrows on the figure on the left,assuming isolation by distance/barrier. Write the letters on/near the arrows.note: the size ofthe arrows is not important).Genetic DistanceE BCFGeographic Distance

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The figure on the left shows four populations (black circles) and a river that acts as a partial barrier to
dispersal (grey line). Match the points on the figure on the right to the arrows on the figure on the left,
assuming isolation by distance/barrier. Write the letters on/near the arrows.
note: the size of
the arrows is not important).
Genetic Distance
E B
C
F
Geographic Distance

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