Speciation in Microorganisms is a biological process denoting the emergence of distinct microbial lineages through the acquisition of reproductive isolation and genetic divergence, distinguished by mechanisms such as horizontal gene transfer, rapid mutation rates, and ecological specialization that differentiate it from speciation in macroorganisms.
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