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Question 7 0.5 / 1 point Which of the following are likely to lead to reproductive isolation? (Select all the apply) ✔Two populations of crickets are indistinguishable in physical features, but the females in each group only come to the different songs of their males Fruit flies on one Hawaiian island live for hundreds of generations and do not regularly come into contact with fruit flies on other islands One brood of the seventeen-year cicada emerged in 1987 (and will do so every 17 years) and lives a few months as adults; another brood emerged in 1992 (and will do so every 17 years); the larvae of both feed side-by-side on tree roots A lion and a tiger mate in the artificial confines of a zoo but the offspring is infertile
0/1 point Approximately 3.5 million years ago the Isthmus of Panama formed. This new landmass severed the connection between the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. An ancestral fish population (porkfish) was split in two by this event; the two populations no longer interbreed and are two distinct species. This type of speciation is called what? Question 10 sympatric hybridization parapatric allopatric Question 11 P
Re Which of the following are examples of asexual reproduction? (Select all that apply) A flatworm dividing into two pieces that each develop into a complete worm A new coral polyp budding from a parent polyp A freshwater sponge creating a gemmule A hermaphrodite creating offspring through self fertilization ar she ng eac fully supply