Importance

Speciation is the most important process. It is the process by which new species are developed. Without the new species, nature will be a place where no species will be alive. It is necessary to grow & develop with time. If the species can’t able to develop itself, it will gradually disappear. In this way, if every species gets disappeared from nature, it will be very difficult to find out the earth today. Speciation is the driving force. New species come into nature it gets developed & stronger day by day. Hence it helps to develop the earth. 

Example Of Speciation

Speciation is a very prominent process. Every creature in nature is the result of the Speciation process. Every animal & tree comes from any of their ancestors through the process of Speciation.

• Human Evolution: Human Evolution is the most important example of Speciation. This is the process where we can able to see every type of Speciation. Human Evolution is a large process & takes millions of years to appear in the modern human. In this long journey, there is an example of every type of Speciation. From the ancestor human species, the new human species is being developed through the genetic transformation process.
• Darwin Finches: Finch is a type of bird found on the Galapagos Island. Evolutionist Darwin visited the island & found that there are many species which is the subspecies of the Finch. He divided the species based on the beak of the species. Some species have the beak to eat an insect, some have a beak to eat fruits, etc. So, Darwin concluded that this is the result of Speciation by which different types of Finch species developed.
• Canyon Squirrel: In the Grand Canyon there are two types of Squirrel species available. One is called the Kaibab Squirrel & another is the Albert’s Squirrel. Due to the formation of the Grand Canyon, there was a barrier between the two species. Hence, the process of Speciation happened here. This is an example of Allopatric Speciation.
• Larus Gulls: There are mainly two types of Gulls present. One is the Herring Gulls & another is the Lesser Back Gull. This type of Speciation happened due to changes in the habitat. This is an example of Parapatric Speciation.

Evolution is the process by which nature gets a new species. Through the evolution process from the ancestor, the new species takes place. This is a long process. Evolution is a continuous process. It lasts for millions of years. After the creation of the new species, Evolution still works. The main purpose of Evolution is to create a new species in such a way that it can able to survive in nature. That is why the Evolution process is a never-ending one. Many subprocesses trigger the Evolution process and help to create new species. The creation of a new species with the help of the Evolution process or without taking the help of the Evolution process is known as Speciation.