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Reproduction Isolation
Problems
Problem 1.1:
What is the difference between geographical isolation by vicariance and by
dispersal?
[Solution]
Problem 1.2:
A farmer plants two crops of the same plant three weeks apart. The first crop
each crop flowers for about a week, approximately four weeks after planting.
What type of reproductive isolation would you expect to find between these two
populations?
[Solution]
Problem 1.3:
The male of a given species of frog uses distinctive calls to attract mates. Two
populations of these frogs coexist in a single pond but never interbreed because
their mating calls are different. Females of one population will not respond to
the calls of a male of the other populations. What type of reproductive
isolation is this?
[Solution]
Problem 1.4:
Describe gametic isolation.
[Solution]
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