Which of the following habitats is most likely to harbor the most recently diverged species?

Evaluate the role of isolation: An isolated island with unique environmental conditions is more likely to harbor recently diverged species because geographic isolation reduces gene flow and allows populations to adapt to specific environmental conditions, leading to speciation.

Consider environmental stability: Habitats like a large, stable continental forest or a deep ocean trench with little environmental change are less likely to promote rapid speciation because stable environments often maintain existing species rather than driving divergence.