The phrase "a consequence of speciation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the outcomes or effects that arise from the process of speciation in biological or ecological contexts.
Example: "The development of new species in isolated environments is often a consequence of speciation, leading to increased biodiversity."
Alternatives: "an outcome of speciation" or "a result of speciation".
Typically, orthologs are defined as homologous sequences, which diverge as a consequence of a speciation event, whereas paralogs are homologous sequences originating from a duplication node.
It has been shown that Ldh variation is associated with differentiation between two closely related Daphnia species that occupy contrasting habitats, and may be a consequence of ecological speciation.
Phylogenetic studies have shown that recently formed plant lineages experience lower diversification rates relative to diploid congeners as a consequence of both lower speciation and extinction rates (Zhan et al. 2014).
In addition to alterations in elemental distribution as a consequence of sample preparation, chemical speciation may also change.
If those events of speciation were just a consequence of tight bottlenecks, some recessive alleles may end up being fixed, but then one would expect that all individuals would carry that one allele, not just the benthic populations.
Are they the present reflection of E. coli subgroups undergoing speciation as a consequence of slightly variable ecologies?
The extent to which the value of Aloe vera may be a consequence of evolutionary processes of selection and speciation, resulting in apparently unique properties and phylogenetic isolation, has not previously been considered.
The coincidental diversification of the two complexes, each specialising on the same set of Plurinerves host species, suggest that a component of diversification opportunities for gall-thrips was a consequence of host range expansion and host speciation.
We detected a significant signal of gene flow between N. leucogenys and N. siki (Table 4 and Figure 3B), but cannot assess whether this may be a result of gene exchanges occurring during their divergence processes or a consequence of relatively recent secondary contact after speciation.
