Speciation is the process in which the natural selection allows one species to split into two species. Allopatric speciation and Sympatric speciation are two types of speciation, and both have the inability to breed among themselves. In the Allopatric speciation, the new species have physical barriers between the members of the organisms. For example, there may be several species of birds and the physical barriers that separate them are some of the bird have a long beak for food, and some have short beaks to pry open seed that was hard. (Belk, Colleen, Borden-Maier, 2010). Sympatric speciation is new species that live in the same area. In a field, there are several different species grasshoppers, and they have different mating calls, but they
