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An example of a reproductive isolating mechanism is A male elk fight with each other to attract females B male fruit flies attract females with chemicals called pheromones C moth found in the LRGV mates during the day while a similar species in Mexico mates only at night D mesquite trees cannot mate with rattlesnakes E sperm from a mesquite tree cannot fertilize a rattlesnake egg even by artificial insemination.

          An example of a reproductive isolating mechanism is
A male elk fight with each other to attract females
B male fruit flies attract females with chemicals called pheromones
C moth found in the LRGV mates during the day while a similar species in Mexico mates only at night
D mesquite trees cannot mate with rattlesnakes
E sperm from a mesquite tree cannot fertilize a rattlesnake egg even by artificial insemination.

An example of a reproductive isolating mechanism is
A male elk fight with each other to attract females
B male fruit flies attract females with chemicals called pheromones
C moth found in the LRGV mates during the day while a similar species in Mexico mates only at night
D mesquite trees cannot mate with rattlesnakes
E sperm from a mesquite tree cannot fertilize a rattlesnake egg even by artificial insemination.

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Biology for AP Courses

Julianne Zedalis, John Eggebrecht

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03/24/2022

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- Male elk fight with each other to attract females. - Male fruit flies attract females with chemicals called pheromones. - Moths found in the LRGV mate during the day, while a similar species in Mexico mates only at night. - Mate with rattlesnakes, even by Show more…

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Texts: An example of a reproductive isolating mechanism is male elk fight with each other to attract females. Male fruit flies attract females with chemicals called pheromones. Moths found in the LRGV mate during the day, while a similar species in Mexico mates only at night. Mate with rattlesnakes, even by artificial means.