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What is instantaneous speciation?

a type of speciation that only occurs on islands

the formation of a new species over a few generations

an interdependent relationship between two or more species

a type of speciation that leads to rapid extinction

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Instantaneous speciation is not a commonly accepted concept within evolutionary biology. Speciation typically occurs over multiple generations through the gradual accumulation of genetic changes and reproductive isolation between populations.
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