A farmer mates a goat and sheep together. However, he

finds that the new hybrid animals, who seem otherwise

healthy, cannot have offspring of their own. What is this

an example of?

A. Gametic isolation

B. Mechanical isolation

C. Low hybrid viability

D. Post zygotic barrier

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Marcel Callahan

Biology

22 July, 08:01

A farmer mates a goat and sheep together. However, he

finds that the new hybrid animals, who seem otherwise

healthy, cannot have offspring of their own. What is this

an example of?

A. Gametic isolation

B. Mechanical isolation

C. Low hybrid viability

D. Post zygotic barrier

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Answers (1)

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Mohammad Horn · Answer 1

A gametic isolation

Explanation:

this is the only answer that makes sense because it was between a and c but c is the viability of the offspring which means how well it can mature and survive, so by process of elimination the answer is a

A farmer mates a goat and sheep together. However, hefinds that the new hybrid animals, who seem otherwisehealthy, cannot have offspring of their own. What is thisan example of?A. Gametic isolationB. Mechanical isolationC. Low hybrid viabilityD. Post zygotic barrier

A farmer mates a goat and sheep together. However, he

finds that the new hybrid animals, who seem otherwise

healthy, cannot have offspring of their own. What is this

an example of?

A. Gametic isolation

B. Mechanical isolation

C. Low hybrid viability

D. Post zygotic barrier