Question

five closely related species of frogs live in ranges that overlap. some breed in woodland ponds, some in lowland swamps, and some in streams. how do these five species of frogs remain separate and do not attempt to mate? study the graph and the text to identify two modes of isolation. a. temporal isolation: the species remain separate because the period of most active mating differs. b. behavioral isolation: each species has a courtship pattern that allows males and females to recognize each other. c. geographical isolation: the species remain separate because they have different breeding sites. d. reproductive isolation: the sperm of one species cannot fertilize the eggs from another species.

Explanation:

Answer:

A. Temporal isolation: The species remain separate because the period of most active mating differs.
C. Geographical isolation: The species remain separate because they have different breeding sites.