Question

1. read each scenario below and indicate which type of isolation has occurred. scenario behavioral (b), geographic (g), or temporal (t). scenario eastern spotted skunks breed in late winter while western spotted skunks breed in the fall. different species of fireflies use distinct flashing light patterns to attract mates, meaning a female firefly will only respond to the specific light pattern of her own species, preventing mating with other closely related firefly species. the saddleback tortoise lives on a different island than the domed tortoise of the galapagos. neither tortoise can swim to the other island. two species of frogs inhabit the same area, but one reproduces from january to march, whereas the other reproduces from march to may. squirrels on the kaibab plateau cannot easily reach the valley where gray squirrels live. these two groups do not interbreed. birds in an area attract mates by offering gifts to the females. one group of birds offers food gifts, like worms. another group generally offers colored objects for decorating nests.

Explanation:

Cada escenario muestra diferentes tipos de aislamiento reproductivo. Los esqueletos de los esqueletos se reproducen en estaciones diferentes (aislamiento temporal). Las luciérnagas usan patrones de luz específicos para atraer parejas (aislamiento conductual). Las tortugas de las Islas Galápagos viven en islas diferentes y no se pueden reproducir entre sí (aislamiento geográfico). Las ranas se reproducen en estaciones diferentes (aislamiento temporal). Las ardillas viven en áreas diferentes y no se reproducen entre sí (aislamiento geográfico). Los pájaros usan regalos para atraer parejas (aislamiento conductual).

Answer:

Eastern spotted skunks: Temporal
Fireflies: Conductual
Galápagos tortoise: Geográfico
Frogs: Temporal
Squirrels: Geográfico
Birds: Conductual