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Species are normally subdivided into populations that are more or less scattered, that may be separated at one time, but may merge together again, and successfully reproduce, at a later time. Tattersall and DeSalle describe this process as

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The process described by Tattersall and DeSalle is called reticulation.

What is reticulation?

We define the term reticulation as a process by which a new species is formed by merging more than one lineage of organisms together.

This process occurs when the process of evolution of species becomes scattered along the way. This is the process that Tattersall and DeSalle describe as reticulation.

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