11. The white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) can interbreed with the mule deer (Odocoileushemionus), but their F, hybrid offspring are easy prey for predators, since they are not good at stotting(like mule deer) or at high velocity running (like white-tailed deer). This reproductive isolation:A. is a post-zygotic barrier known as ecological F, inferiorityB. is a post-zygotic barrier known as F2 hybrid breakdownC. is a post-zygotic barrier known as F, hybrid sterilityD. is a post-zygotic barrier known as F, hybrid inviabilityE. is a post-zygotic barrier known as behavioral F, inferiority

In some cases, many breeding barriers fail and whitetails successfully interact with mule deer. For…

11. The white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) can interbreed with hemionus), but their F, hybrid offspring are easy prey for predators, si (like mule deer) or at high velocity running (like white-tailed deer). TH A. is a post-zygotic barrier known as ecological F, inferiority B. is a post-zygotic barrier known as F2 hybrid breakdown C. is a post-zygotic barrier known as F, hybrid sterility D. is a post-zygotic barrier known as F, hybrid inviability E. is a post-zygotic barrier known as behavioral F, inferiority

11. The white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus) can interbreed with hemionus), but their F, hybrid offspring are easy prey for predators, si (like mule deer) or at high velocity running (like white-tailed deer). TH A. is a post-zygotic barrier known as ecological F, inferiority B. is a post-zygotic barrier known as F2 hybrid breakdown C. is a post-zygotic barrier known as F, hybrid sterility D. is a post-zygotic barrier known as F, hybrid inviability E. is a post-zygotic barrier known as behavioral F, inferiority

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Chapter22: Speciation

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Problem 4TYK: Prezygotic is isolating mechanisms: a. reduce the fitness of hybrid offspring. b. generally prevent...

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