The Inability of Bees to Pollinate the Flowers of Certain

question 17

Multiple Choice

The inability of bees to pollinate the flowers of certain sage plants is an example of

• A)temporal isolation.
• B)hybrid inviability.
• C)mechanical isolation.
• D)gamete mortality.
• E)behavioral isolation.

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Definitions:

Circadian Rhythm

An innate process that governs the rhythm of sleep and wakefulness, repeating about every 24 hours.

Biorhythm

Theoretical cycles believed to affect various physical, emotional, and intellectual conditions in humans.

Euclidean Rhythm

A mathematical algorithm that evenly distributes a specified number of beats or pulses across a larger number of time slots, often used in music composition.

Phi Effect

A perceptual illusion where stationary objects shown in rapid succession are perceived as moving, used to explain motion in cinema and animations.