According to the combined evidence from biogeography and comparative biochemistry, taxa separated by ancient vicariant events—such as the early Mesozoic fragmentation of Pangaea—exhibit lower percentage amino acid sequence identity in conserved proteins like Cytochrome c than taxa isolated by recent land-bridge submergences, because neutral molecular divergence accumulates as a function of elapsed time since geographic isolation.
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The statement is correct because evolutionary biology demonstrates a strong positive correlation between time of geographic separation and biochemical divergence. Older vicariant events yield longer periods of genetic isolation, producing greater amino acid sequence differences in proteins such as Cytochrome c.
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Integration of Biogeographical Vicariance and Molecular Clock Divergence
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