The Type of Reproductive Isolation in Which the Offspring Matures

question 6

Multiple Choice

The type of reproductive isolation in which the offspring matures to adulthood but is unable to produce offspring is

• A) gametic isolation.
• B) mechanical isolation.
• C) hybrid infertility.
• D) hybrid inviability.
• E) temporal isolation.

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Definitions:

Lifting Head

An early developmental milestone in infants, indicating neck and upper body strength, where the infant is able to lift and hold up their head independently.

Rolling Over

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Dynamic Systems Theory

A framework describing motor skills as resulting from ongoing interactions among physical, cognitive, and socioemotional influences and environmental supports; previously mastered skills are combined to provide more complex and effective ways of exploring and controlling the environment.

Skill Milestones

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