Two species of frogs belonging to the same genus occasionally mate, but the embryos stop developing after a day and then die. These two frog species separate by _____. a. hybrid inviability b. hybrid breakdown c. hybrid sterility d. gametic isolation e. adaptation
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However, the embryos stop developing after a day and then die, which means the hybrid offspring are not viable. This indicates that the two frog species are separated by a mechanism that prevents the successful development of hybrid offspring. Considering the Show more…
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