Incompatibilities Between the Developing Embryo and the Maternal Organism That

question 82

Multiple Choice

Incompatibilities between the developing embryo and the maternal organism that cause the embryo to abort spontaneously may prevent individuals of different populations from producing fertile offspring. Such differences may be an example of

• A) isolating mechanisms.
• B) allele frequencies.
• C) mutations.
• D) founder effects.
• E) gene flow.

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