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Cause of genetic divergence?

 Yes genetic divergence can be easily seen with the separation of two populations over time.  But some more information can be added about how this change occurs.  Does change or divergence occur gradually or in contrast during flux periods?  Examples for both would help this page a lot.  — Preceding 
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