Reproductive isolation is not an accurate term to describe populations of a species that

A) reproduces asexually.

B) is photosynthetic.

C) is able to move about freely in its environment.

D) lives in the same region as other closely related species.

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Maci Buck

Biology

6 August, 14:23

Reproductive isolation is not an accurate term to describe populations of a species that

A) reproduces asexually.

B) is photosynthetic.

C) is able to move about freely in its environment.

D) lives in the same region as other closely related species.

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Deon Buckley · Answer 1

Your answer is D lives in the same region as others closely related species. Because it wouldn't be C cause that's not isolation it would be B cause there not plants and its not A because it is reproductive but its not isolation.

Reproductive isolation is not an accurate term to describe populations of a species thatA) reproduces asexually.B) is photosynthetic.C) is able to move about freely in its environment.D) lives in the same region as other closely related species.

Reproductive isolation is not an accurate term to describe populations of a species that

A) reproduces asexually.

B) is photosynthetic.

C) is able to move about freely in its environment.

D) lives in the same region as other closely related species.