The species of coral formerly called "Acropora prolifera" is now recognized as a hybrid of the coral species A. cervicor

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The species of coral formerly called "Acropora prolifera" is now recognized as a hybrid of the coral species A. cervicornis and A palmiota. All of the following may help explain why these hybrids are common on Caribbean reefs, except the wybrids have evolved into their own species a hybrid can persist by reproducing asexually, basically cloning itself Oybrids form very long-lived colonies the hybrids are more resistant to high temperatures and disease than other parent species O corals muss spawn on the same night so frequently form hybrids Question 8 2 pts Which of the following could contribute to pre zygotic reproductive isolation between two plant species? all of these changes in lower color that attract diferent species of pollinating Insects mutations that after the time of day when flowers open one of these genetic drift es alles that cause seeds to start growing a forent times of year