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Today, how do scientists view the mechanisms of speciation?
There is ongoing study and debate about these processes.
Previous theories have been proven incorrect, and new theories are emerging.
There is a lack of evidence to form conclusions about speciation.
Darwin's ideas have been replaced by the Dobzhansky-Mahr theory.
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Scientists now view speciation as a complex process that can occur through various mechanisms, such as allopatric, sympatric, and parapatric speciation. The modern understanding is that speciation is driven by a combination of genetic, environmental, and ecological factors. Researchers continue to investigate and refine their understanding of these mechanisms through experiments, observations, and theoretical modeling.