Can anyone find me informative links on the following incidents...?

Question

a. Two strains of fruit flies lost the ability to interbreed and produce fertile offspring in the lab over a 4-year span ... i.e. they became two new species. (Easily repeated experiment.)

b. A new plant species (a type of firewood), created by a doubling of the chromosome count from the original stock (Mosquin, 1967).

c. Multiple species of the house mouse unique to the Faeroe Islands occurred within 250 years of introduction of a foundation species on the island.

d. Formation of 5 new species of cichlid fishes that have formed in a single lake within 4,000 years of introduction of a parent species.

Answer 1

Looks like someone copied this data from here:

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/speciati...

Answer 2

That would be me.  (That's an excerpt from one of my answers.)

And yes, emucompboy is correct, in that part of my answer I was summarizing the examples on the speciation page on talkorigins.com.

http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/speciati...

My apologies for not providing the link for more information.  This was part of a very long answer I wrote a year ago ... a  summary of a *lot* of evidence gathered from *many* different sources.  

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;...

P.S. I see now that I included a typo ... I wrote "firewood" when I meant to type "fireweed."