Answer:
disruptive
Explanation:
Sympatric speciation is a speciation (evolution of new species) that occurs when one group of population becomes isolated, but stays in the same geographic location as the rest of the population. Through time, these two group evolve independently and become different species.
The model that shows this type of speciation involves disruptive selection: homozygous individuals are favoured over heterozygous in a population, which leads to speciation.
