Class Inclusion Is the Ability to

question 101

Multiple Choice

Class inclusion is the ability to

• A) focus on subclasses and a larger class at the same time.
• B) sort things into sequence based upon one characteristic.
• C) think about objects that are not currently present.
• D) reverse one's thinking, such as being able to subtract.

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Definitions:

Mechanical Isolation

A form of reproductive isolation where differences in the size and shape of reproductive organs prevent mating between species.

Mating Structures

Physical or behavioral adaptations that facilitate reproduction, which may include specific body parts or complex courtship behaviors.

Sexual Isolation

A form of reproductive isolation where differences in mating rituals, timings, or preferences prevent members of different species or populations from interbreeding.

Behavioral Isolation

A form of reproductive isolation where two populations do not mate because of differences in courtship rituals or other behaviors.